Senior Data Engineer

Working as part of BrisDoc's Business Transformation team, the Senior Data Engineer will take a lead role in developing and building our cloud architecture, data lake and warehousing, and data pipelines to support the organisation's service development and improvement. The role offers the opportunity to support innovation and transformation of vital daytime primary care services and out-of-hours urgent care services during an important time of change and development in NHS care, with a shift to more digitised, technological and data-driven services that support the delivery of excellent healthcare services.

The role will work across BrisDoc and its clinical, operational and back-office services, clearly and accurately defining business problems and solutions where data plays a crucial role., Business analysis and transformation underpin innovative, safe and high-quality care for our patients, supporting colleagues across Urgent Care, General Practice and Business Services. In this role, you will see a direct line between your work and real-world outcomes.

Autonomy with support

You'll work closely with senior clinical, operational and corporate leaders, with influence through the Extended Leadership Team. You'll be trusted to bring structure, evidence and challenge where it matters most.

We are only interested in candidates who can demonstrate the following essential experience:

• Strong experience in data engineering, including building and maintaining data pipelines and data platforms
• Proficiency in Python and SQL
• Experience working with cloud platforms such as AWS or Azure
• A good understanding of data warehousing, data lakes and data integration approaches
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Excellent communication skills, with the ability to work with both technical and non-technical stakeholders

It would be an advantage if you also have:

• Experience supporting data science or machine learning initiatives
• Experience with BI tools such as Tableau or Power BI
• Familiarity with big data tools such as Spark or Hadoop
• Knowledge of healthcare or NHS services

As an employee-owned social enterprise, we put people and purpose first. We're deeply committed to equity, diversity, inclusion, sustainability and innovation, and we want you to thrive here as a co-owner. Recognising your value

• Competitive salary £65,000-£70,000 dependent upon experience
• Full time 37.5 hours per week
• Primarily office based in Whitchurch, Bristol with option for some hybrid working
• NHS Pension
• Access to training opportunities to support your career growth
• A supportive, employee-owned organisation where your contributions are valued
• Social impact through a role that directly adds value to over one million patient.