Insight International (UK) Ltd
Azure DataBricks Engineer

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Role Title: Azure DataBricks Engineer
Location: London, UK
Employment Type: Inside IR35 Contract
Required skills and experience
- 8-10 years of hands-on experience in data engineering space, with ability to translate working solution into implementable working package and/or built new solution using Azure platform
- High proficiency and experience in designing/developing data analytics and data warehouse solutions with Azure Data Factory (ADF) and Azure Databricks, services related to Azure Analytics, Azure data lake storage Gen2, Azure SQL/Postgres, Azure analytics services and good understanding of Azure identity (SPN, SAMI, UAMI etc.)
- Experience in designing large data distribution, integration with service-oriented architecture, data mesh, data Lake and data analytics solution using Azure data services with large and multi-format data
- Proficient coding experience using Spark (Python/Scala) and SQL
- Hands on experience with one of scripting language: Linux / PowerShell.
- Prior ETL development experience using industry tool e.g. informatica/SSIS/Talend etc., good to have knowledge in Kafka streaming Azure Infrastructure
- A proven track of work experience in cloud (MS Azure platform preferred) in an agile SDLC environment, leveraging modern programming languages, DevOps, and test-driven development
- Exposure to Docker, Git
- Hands on experience with pipeline orchestration tools like Apache Airflow, Autosys, Control-M – Preferred Apache Airflow
- Proficient at working with large and complex code bases using GitLab/Github, Fork/Pull Model and CI/CD
- Knowledge of DevOps tools and technologies (like GitLab CI/CD pipeline creation, YAML, Terraform, ARM, Puppet), Azure function app, logic app is a plus
- Working experience in Agile methodologies (SCRUM, XP, Kanban). Work within an agile SDLC environment to deliver high-quality data solutions
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