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      <pubDate>Mon, 31 Aug 2026 11:53:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: London | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Data Engineer  Salary: Competitive Location: Central London Sponsorship: Sponsorship is not available, so please only apply if you have the full, unencumbered right to work in the UK.  A large UK organisation with a mature data and analytics function is looking for a Data Engineer to join its central data team. This role will focus on designing, building, and maintaining data products that enable trusted reporting, analytics, and advanced AI initiatives. Working closely with analysts and business stakeholders, you will transform complex requirements into scalable, well-governed data solutions. Key Responsibilities  Design, build, and maintain data models across modern data platform environments, including lakehouse, warehouse, and semantic modelling layers. Develop and support ETL/ELT pipelines using Microsoft Fabric and associated technologies. Work with analysts and subject matter experts to understand requirements and deliver effective data solutions. Support projects through the full lifecycle, from design and development to testing and production deployment. Ensure data products are performant, scalable, well-documented, and aligned with governance standards. Contribute to dat...</description>
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