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Hiring: GCP Data Engineer
Location: Bristol, UK - Hybrid (2 days onsite/week)
Experience: 10-14 Years
Selection: Coding assessment before L1 interview
About the Role:
We are looking for an experienced GCP Data Engineer to join a senior technical team and drive the design, development and delivery of enterprise-scale data products.
The ideal candidate will have strong hands-on expertise in GCP/cloud data engineering, Python, SQL and dbt, along with experience in data architecture, modelling, ETL/ELT and enterprise data platforms.
Key Skills & Experience:
- Expert-level GCP / Cloud Data Engineering experience
- Advanced hands-on experience with dbt, Python and SQL
- Strong data modelling and ETL/ELT design capabilities
- Proven experience building and delivering end-to-end data products
- Experience applying AI-enabled approaches to data development
- Strong data testing, validation and quality assurance experience
- Solid understanding of data architecture
- Experience with Master Data Management (MDM) and enterprise data architecture
- Experience across data strategy, solution selection, integration and implementation
- Strong knowledge of DevOps, deployment, governance and production go-live
- Proven ability to provide senior technical leadership within multidisciplinary feature teams
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What We're Looking For
We’re looking for someone who can combine hands-on engineering expertise with technical leadership and confidently work across architecture, development, data quality and production delivery. If you have strong experience delivering enterprise-scale cloud data solutions and are comfortable working in a senior technical leadership capacity, we’d like to hear from you.


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