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Python Engineer / Data Modeller

Glasgow
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Senior Python Developer – Data Governance

Location: Glasgow, Scotland (3 days per week on-site, Glasgow-based OR Commutable distance of up to 1 hour only)
Contract type: Permanent or FTC/Contract

Our client, a consultancy supporting a leading global financial services organisation, is looking for a hands-on Senior Python Developer to join their data governance function, sitting within a technology risk and controls team.

We are looking for candidates with strong Python development experience, ideally including FastAPI, who can turn complex regulatory and metadata requirements into robust, platform-ready solutions. Data modelling experience would be a nice to have, not essential.

What You'll Do

  • Develop high-quality Python solutions using FastAPI, with Pydantic for schema definition, validation, serialisation and API-ready data structures.
  • Build reusable Python libraries and automation patterns supporting data ingestion, governance workflows, data quality, lineage and reporting at enterprise scale.
  • Design solutions to process and govern large-scale financial and risk data sets, with attention to performance, data integrity and regulatory control requirements.
  • Work with APIs, JSON, YAML and SQL, using AI-assisted coding tools responsibly to improve delivery, reviewing all outputs for security, compliance and maintainability.

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Required Skills and Experience

  • Strong Python development skills with a minimum of 7 years' professional experience, including practical delivery using FastAPI and Pydantic for API development, schema design and validation, alongside JSON, YAML, REST APIs and SQL.
  • Knowledge of data architecture and modern engineering practices including Git-based development, code review, automated testing and CI/CD concepts.
  • Experience using AI-assisted development tools such as GitHub Copilot, with the ability to validate and productionise generated outputs responsibly.
  • Financial services experience, ideally within a large banking or financial institution, in risk, compliance, regulatory reporting or technology risk environments.
  • Based in Glasgow or wider Scotland, able to commit to three days per week on-site.
  • Data governance, data management or cloud certifications.

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Good to Have

  • Experience with data modelling, metadata management, data taxonomies, lineage, data quality, business glossaries or governance workflow design.
  • Understanding of financial services regulatory frameworks such as BCBS 239, GDPR, DORA, MiFID or Solvency II.
  • Knowledge of data mesh, data products or domain-driven design concepts.
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