Primus Connect
Forward Deployed Engineer

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Forward Deployed Engineer | Databricks
Primus Connect is currently recruiting for a Forward Deployed Engineer to join a long-term enterprise data transformation programme.
This is a hands-on role for someone who can operate across data engineering, data architecture and advanced data modelling, while working directly with business stakeholders.
Location: London
Duration: Initial 6 months – high likelihood of extension
What we're looking for:
- Strong experience in enterprise data modelling and architecture
- Advanced SQL and strong Python / PySpark
- Hands-on Databricks experience, including Delta Lake, Workflows and Unity Catalog
- Production experience with dbt and/or Spark Declarative Pipelines (SDP)
- Strong understanding of enterprise data architecture, including ingestion, integration, conformance and consumption layers
- Experience handling complex data challenges such as master/reference data, changing entities, conflicting definitions and data reconciliation
- Ability to translate complex business requirements into practical technical solutions
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
- Experience with data governance, access controls and security
- Terraform / Databricks Asset Bundles and CI/CD experience
- Comfortable working autonomously in an environment where priorities can change quickly
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