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Azure Data Engineer (Cosmos DB)

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Join a major UK public sector programme through a leading global technology consultancy. You'll take ownership of data modelling, NoSQL design and data migration across a large-scale Azure delivery, the same kind of Cosmos DB, data contract and ADF pipeline work you've been doing, but with direct impact on services used at national scale.
What You'll Own:
- Design and maintain conceptual, logical and physical data models across the programme
- Design, develop and manage NoSQL implementations on Azure Cosmos DB, owning partitioning strategy, indexing and RU optimisation for performance, scalability and cost
- Define and implement data contracts that hold upstream and downstream systems to a consistent standard of quality and governance
- Lead data migration end-to-end, from planning through execution, validation and reconciliation between source and target systems
- Build and orchestrate ETL/ELT pipelines in Azure Data Factory, then monitor and troubleshoot them, resolving bottlenecks and data quality issues before they reach users
- Translate business requirements into scalable, well-documented data models and schemas that data architects, analysts and stakeholders can build on
- Maintain the data dictionaries, ER diagrams, schemas, contracts and migration documentation the programme relies on
- Ensure adherence to data security, compliance and governance standards throughout
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I’m in my final year doing Economics and I don’t know whether to apply for grad schemes now or do a masters first. What do you think?
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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You Must Have:
- Strong data modelling experience: ER diagrams, normalisation and denormalisation, dimensional modelling (star and snowflake) and NoSQL schema design
- Strong hands-on experience with NoSQL databases, particularly Azure Cosmos DB
- Proven data contract design: schema definition, versioning and validation rules
- Practical experience delivering data migrations, whether legacy-to-cloud, on-prem-to-Azure or database-to-database
- Working experience with Azure Data Factory for pipeline design, orchestration and monitoring
- Solid SQL: querying, performance tuning and stored procedure development
- Familiarity with data modelling tools and the wider Azure ecosystem (Azure Storage, Synapse, Databricks)


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