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      <description>Location: Wellington | Salary: 430.00-430.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Data Engineer  Rate: 483 Clearance Required: SC - hold SC with HMRC or another governing body Duration: 6 months Telford with 2 days/week in officeAn engineer to initially be part of the DWIT project. This would be based on legacy technology, so Unix, SQL Developer, Informatica, Business Objects etc. Once DWIT is completed, they will join a team with varying technologies including the legacy ones below but also using newer cloud-based technologies, so any knowledge in either side would be beneficial at a later date.A person with good enthusiasm and pro-active behaviours to work with other engineers and create a positive team culture, SQL, PL/SQL and Unix experience are a must but would also benefit from experience in Jira/Confluence use, Business Objects and Informatica Join one of Capgemini''s most exciting and fast-growing data teams, delivering secure, scalable and innovative data solutions that power smarter decisions, modern digital services and the adoption of AI and GenAI across the UK public sector. We''re looking for experienced Data Engineers to help design, build and optimise data pipelines and platforms that make a real impact. What you''ll doBuild, enhance and operate ...</description>
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