2 of 2 Legacy Systems Jobs in Kent

in supporting underserved segments of the mortgage market. Two years ago, they embarked on an ambitious journey to modernise their operations, initiating a massive migration from legacy systems to a cutting-edge cloud environment (Azure). You'll be joining a forward-thinking organisation committed to leveraging technology to enhance its services and operational efficiency. THE ROLE … will lead a large and dynamic team of approximately 30 Data Engineers across multiple locations. Your primary responsibilities will include: Leading Cloud Migration: Overseeing the strategic migration of legacy databases (primarily SQL Server) to the Azure cloud platform. Team Leadership: Managing multiple Data Engineering teams, ensuring continued delivery of legacy projects while simultaneously driving the adoption … leaders across the data office, including the CTO and CIO, to ensure alignment. Third-Party Management: Effectively managing relationships with key third-party partners supporting both legacy systems and modernisation efforts. YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE: The ideal Head of Data Engineering will have: Proven Leadership: Extensive experience leading large Data Engineering teams, including managing multiple teams and More ❯

benefits An established, financial services group is on the lookout for a Head of Data Engineering to lead their data platform transformation - a critical migration from legacy systems (SQL Server) to modern Azure cloud technologies. You'll oversee a 40-person team of engineers (across the UK and offshore), guide delivery of critical regulatory and treasury projects … banking/financial services sector Strategic mindset with a delivery-focused leadership style Tech Environment: Azure Data Stack (Synapse, Databricks, Azure SQL, Power BI) SQL, Python Legacy systems primarily in SQL Server Interview Process: Initial 30-minute informal converdation 60-minute technical/competency interview with Engineering Managers Final 90 minute session with senior leadership (CDO, CTO More ❯