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      <description>Location: Glasgow | Salary: 50000.00-50000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Data EngineerPermanent - 50k - 60kGlasgow area - approx. 2 days a month onsiteWe''re looking for an experienced Data Engineer to join a growing Data Team within a global organisation and play a key role in the development of its next-generation data platform.This is an opportunity to join at an exciting point in the journey, as the organisation continues to evolve towards a modern, Snowflake- and dbt-led data architecture. You''ll have the opportunity to influence engineering standards, build new data products and help shape how data is engineered and used across the business.The RoleAs a Data Engineer, you''ll be responsible for designing, building and supporting data pipelines and data products across a modern cloud data environment.You''ll be involved in:Building and maintaining ELT/data transformation pipelines using dbt and cloud data platformsDeveloping robust and scalable data pipelines using Python and SQLDesigning and maintaining data models to support analytics, reporting and data scienceWorking with cloud data platforms to optimise performance, data structures and compute costsImplementing data quality checks, automated testing and monitoringDeveloping and maintaining CI...</description>
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