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level Transformation Engineer with specific and strong database design experience. The Role: The crux of the job is to design, build, test and deploy data APIs for downstream consumers to access the data on Google BigQuery Warehouse. The Data Engineer will also optimise data and API … granularity, flexibility and autonomy with the use of materialised views, query parameters, schema design partitions, indexes, down-sampling, etc. to manage trade-offs between data volumes, scope, timing and performance. Design, build, test and deploy Google Cloud data models and transformations in BigQuery, Datafusion environment (eg SQL, stored … procedures, indexes, clusters, partitions, triggers, etc.) Optimize data views for specific visualization use cases making use of schema design partitions, indexes, down-sampling, archiving, etc. to manage trade-offs such as performance and flexibility Protect the solution with appropriate Authorization and Authentication models, data encryption and other security more »

Role Title: Data Scientist Location: Can be fully remote Duration: Start July 24 until 30/11/24 Rate: To £550 Per Day - Inside IR35 (PAYE via umbrella) Our leading Services client requries an accomplishedData Scientist & Senior Business Analyst/Problem Managerwith past experience in problem management/… proactive problem management. Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain BI solutions using ServiceNow, Power BI, and QlikSense Develop and deploy dashboards and reports Integrate data from various sources Collaborate with cross-functional teams Maintain and support BI platforms Develop and execute queries Ensure data security and compliance Required experience … past work in problem management/proactive problem management Prior experience in Service Management or Problem Management Demonstrate proficiency in utilizing ServiceNow as a data source to derive metrics and views Capability to design dashboards and generate reports using Power BI and Qlik Sense Skills: JavaScript, MySQL, HTML, CSS more »