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Data Engineer – AWS | Finance | ERP Integration

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Data Engineer – AWS | Finance | ERP Integration
Location: UK – remote-first, with once a month in the office
Salary: £60,000 - £70,000 dependent on experience
Ref: J13185
Want to put your AWS data engineering experience at the heart of a major Finance and ERP transformation?
This hands-on role will see you develop a modern AWS data platform, integrate NetSuite across the organisation and help shape how critical financial data supports the business.
With several ERP projects approaching go-live, you’ll be joining at an important stage. Working closely with Data and Finance, you’ll turn business requirements into reliable data solutions and help shape how critical financial information flows through the organisation.
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Responsibilities:
- Build scalable ETL and ELT pipelines within AWS
- Develop and optimise data models in Amazon Redshift
- Create and manage workflows using Apache Airflow
- Integrate NetSuite and other Finance data sources
- Establish trusted data-quality, monitoring and validation processes
- Own solutions from initial requirements through to production
Experience Required:
- Strong commercial Python and SQL experience
- Hands-on experience with AWS data services
- Amazon Redshift or comparable cloud data-warehouse experience
- Apache Airflow or similar orchestration experience
- Strong ETL/ELT, data-modelling and production pipeline knowledge
- The confidence to work directly with Finance and technical stakeholders
Experience with NetSuite, ERP integration or financial data would be advantageous, particularly within an ERP implementation or Finance transformation.


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