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      <pubDate>Tue, 08 Sep 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Preston | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Contract | Data Engineer    On going contract programme    Hybrid | Competitive Salary + Benefits  Are you a skilled Data Engineer looking to make a real impact? We''re seeking a proactive and technically strong individual to help shape and develop a data platform using  Microsoft Fabric .   This role will provide dedicated data engineering capability with a primary focus on developing and optimising the use of Microsoft Fabric. The team has already begun establishing capability in Fabric alongside ongoing delivery. This role will build on that foundation that support both current delivery and future growth.  You will play a key role in moving us from project-based builds towards a more structured, platform-led approach to data.  You''ll design and build scalable data pipelines, develop robust data models, improve data quality and governance, and help move the business away from manual spreadsheet-based processes. Working closely with BI, development, and business teams, you''ll play a key role in delivering reliable, accessible data that drives better decision-making.   Key Skills:    Microsoft Fabric  SQL &amp; Data Modelling  Data Pipelines &amp; Integration  Power BI  Python  Modern Data Architec...</description>
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