Tenth Revolution Group
Senior Snowflake Analytics Engineer

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Senior Snowflake Analytics Engineer
Day Rate: £500-£650 Inside IR35
Remote Role UK Wide
6 Month Contract
Working as part of our Analytics Engineering team and reporting to one of our Analytics Engineering Managers, your role will be to provide clean, tested, well-documented and well-modelled datasets that enable and empower data scientists and business users alike, via tools like [Snowflake / BigQuery / Redshift] and/or [Looker / other BI tool].
- You'll work with product engineering teams to ensure modelling of source data meets downstream requirements.
- You will maintain and develop SQL data transformation scripts, and advise and review data scientists on data modelling to achieve denormalised and aggregated output datasets.
- You'll work with data scientists and other analytics engineers to surface clean, intuitive datasets in our BI tool, [Looker / other BI tool].
- You will be responsible for optimisation and further adoption of [BI tool] as a data product in the business, catering to current active users who need to discover and interact with data.
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- 6+ years experience within the field of Analytics Engineering, BI Engineering or Data Engineering
- Excellent SQL skills
- Understanding of data warehousing, data modelling concepts and structuring new data tables
- Knowledge of cloud-based MPP data warehousing (e.g. Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift)


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Nice to have
- Experience within the [insert relevant domain, e.g. Ads, Logistics, Marketplace] domain
- 2+ years experience developing in a BI tool (Looker or similar)
- Good practical understanding of version control
- SQL ETL/ELT knowledge, experience with DAGs to manage script dependencies
- Python coding skills, particularly in automation & integrations
- Knowledge of the Looker API
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