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Role Title: Head of Data Engineering
Engagement: Fixed-Term-Contract [12-months] - with scope for Permanent Conversion
Location: Remote
Salary: £120,000
SystemsAccountants are partnered with a Global Organisation who are seeking an experienced Head of Data Engineering to lead the development, testing and operational running of a Data Engineering function. This role combines team leadership with strong technical grounding in Microsoft Fabric and environment management, alongside an ITIL centric approach to running data services in a well-governed, stable and continuously improving domain.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead the development team, including oversight of testing and operational practices.
- Own environment management and platform operations within Microsoft Fabric.
- Apply ITIL-aligned service management practices, including SLA management, major incident management, problem management, and continual service improvement.
- Document and govern engineering practices and platform changes in parallel with build and development, rather than retrospectively.
- Build strong working relationships across technical and business stakeholders, managing expectations and priorities effectively.
- Develop recommended solutions independently, socialise them quickly with data leadership, and move them into action at pace.
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- Proven experience leading a data engineering or development team, including testing and operations.
- Strong knowledge of Microsoft Fabric and experience managing data platform environments.
- ITIL-centric experience, with a clear understanding of SLAs, major incident management, problem management, and continual service improvement.
- A structured, organised approach, with the ability to document and govern as solutions are built.
- Strong stakeholder management skills, able to work confidently across technical and business audiences.
If this role is of interest please email gary@systemsaccountants.com
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