2 of 2 Cloud Composer Jobs in London

to : Lead Data Engineer Background A rapidly growing specialist (re)insurance organisation is building out its technology and data infrastructure. This role supports the delivery of secure, scalable cloud data solutions, aligning with business and compliance needs. Key Responsibilities Design, build, and maintain cloud-native data pipelines (Azure/GCP) Implement scalable data management frameworks: observability … lineage Translate business needs into effective technical prototypes and solutions Collaborate with stakeholders, data teams, and service partners Ensure data security, governance, and regulatory compliance Monitor and optimise cloud resource usage and performance Automate data lifecycle tasks to improve speed, consistency, and reliability Support analytics teams with clean, modelled data for self-service tools Mentor peers, share documentation … and support technical best practices Integrate infrastructure and data services across cloud platforms Skills and Experience Expertise in cloud platforms: Azure : Data Factory, Synapse, Monitor, ARM GCP : BigQuery, Dataflow, Cloud Composer, Pub/Sub Strong knowledge of data warehousing, storage, and modelling Experience with ETL/ELT processes and performance tuning Hands More ❯

you'll be doing: Designing, building and maintaining robust, cloud-native data pipelines Automating and orchestrating workflows using tools like AWS Glue, Azure Data Factory, or Google Cloud Dataflow Working with platform services such as Amazon S3, Azure Synapse, Google BigQuery, and Snowflake Implementing Lakehouse architectures using tools like Databricks or Snowflake Collaborating closely with engineers … talk to you if: You've got solid experience working with Python, SQL, Spar and data pipeline tools such as dbt or Airflow You're comfortable working across cloud platforms - especially AWS (Glue, Lambda, Athena), Azure (Data Factory, Synapse), or GCP (Dataflow, BigQuery, Cloud Composer) You have a good understanding of data modelling, data More ❯