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SalaryData Engineer - 50,000 - Derby (Remote)
My client an exciting and innovative organisation are looking to expand their current Data Engineering capabilities through the expansion of their team and by bringing in a new Data Engineering Consultant on a permanent basis. As a Data Engineer, you will play a crucial role in capturing data integration and automation workflow requirements, translating them into actionable plans, and directly contributing to the improvement of client operations. You will also have the opportunity to partner with world leading clients.
This role will be based from Derby, with travel to the office required once per month for team meeting / bonding days.
All candidates must be UK based and have the full working requirements for the UK.
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with customers, end users and internal stakeholders, reporting directly into our Co-CEO to understand and capture requirements for integration and automation workflows.
- Drive customer improvement and efficiency gains by translating complex business needs into understood and actionable technical specifications and solutions.
- Identify opportunities for process automation and data integration
- Work closely with development teams to ensure the successful implementation of solutions that meet the unique needs of our partners.
- Conduct thorough validation of integrated systems to ensure functionality and performance in a healthcare environment.
Requirements:
- A background in Data Engineering and relevant degree
- Previous experience working in a client facing consultancy / agency role
- Previous experience working in the Healthcare industry
If the above role is of interest and you've got the required experience, apply with your most up to date CV for immediate consideration and interview!
Alternatively, if you would like to find out more about the position, reach out to me on (phone number removed) or at (url removed)
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