2 Permanent Data Engineer Jobs in Lancashire

Principal Data Engineer Northwest Up to £76,000 VIQU are seeking Principal Data Engineer to join a leading social enterprise working to transform lives by developing and managing vibrant communities. They excel in placemaking, regeneration, development, investment, property management, and leisure services. With a dedicated team … across numerous specialist subsidiaries, they create thriving environments and reinvest profits to enhance community projects, ensuring sustainable and flourishing communities. The successful Principal Data Engineer will be responsible for ensuring robust and compliant data processes on Google Cloud Platform. The key responsibilities of the role will include … data ingestion, quality, modelling, transformation, security, and monitoring. The Principal Data Engineer will also be involved in automation, process improvement, mentoring engineers, setting coding standards, and optimising queries. The Principal Data Engineer will work in collaboration with the Principal Cloud Engineer and Data more »

Title: Principle Data Engineer Location: Hybrid - Once per Month Travel to office in North West. Salary: £75,000 + Package Role Overview: The Principal Data Engineer holds a key position within the Data Engineering function, reporting directly to the Head of Data & Platform Engineering. … This role requires a deep understanding of Google Cloud Platform to ensure that all production data processes are reliable, efficient, and compliant. Key responsibilities include overseeing data ingestion, quality, integrity, modeling, warehousing, transformation, security, encryption, monitoring tools, and batch management. The Principal Data Engineer will: l … Identify opportunities for automation and process improvement. l Mentor and guide data engineers. l Establish coding standards and best practices. l Implement and document data integrity and quality checks. l Optimize queries. l Facilitate collaboration within the data engineering team. l This role involves close collaboration with more »