Data Engineer
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As a Senior Data Engineer, you will help design and build the next-generation Azure data platform while acting as a technical leader within the team., * Design and build Azure-based cloud-native data platforms
- Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines
- Build scalable data pipelines
- Integrate data from modern and legacy systems
- APIs
- Streaming platforms
- CSV batch integrations
- Support migration from legacy platforms to Azure
- Design reliable migration patterns for phased migrations
- Improve architecture where necessary together with architects
- Share technical knowledge and raise engineering standards
- Participate in Agile Scrum ceremonies
- Participate in business-hours on-call rotation
Requirements
- Microsoft Azure
- Python
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Pytest
- SQL and/or PySpark
- Databricks
- Git
- Azure DevOps / Azure Pipelines
- CI/CD
- Cloud Native development
About the company
Since 2000 we provide professional solutions to organizations ranging from tech start-ups to global players. From our offices in Amsterdam and London we have built an international and local network of skilled employed professionals and contractors fuelled by our passion for connecting skills with projects. Over the years we have fulfilled over 1700 requirements and nowadays we consistently have 250+ professionals recruited and relocated from 14 countries allocated to various projects. Our strength is the way that we see and treat people. This will always be a key factor in our strategy for many years to come.
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