Data Warehouse Architect / Developer

Job Title: Data Warehouse Architect / Developer Salary: 45,000 - 65,000 Location: Oxford / Hybrid working Why this job 'does good'
Empower data-driven decisions: Build the robust foundation that enables informed, strategic choices within the organisation. Ensure data integrity: Meticulously safeguard the security and reliability of critical information. Drive innovation: Collaborate with teams to unlock insights that lead to improved processes and enhanced services.
Role Responsibilities and Main Duties
Design data solutions: Architect and develop a high-performance data warehouse that scales to meet future growth. Manage data flow: Oversee ETL processes to ensure smooth, accurate data movement throughout the system. Model data for analysis: Build and maintain data models that power decision-making. Foster collaboration: Work hand-in-hand with technical and business stakeholders, ensuring the data architecture aligns with strategic goals. Stay ahead of the curve: Evaluate and integrate leading-edge data technologies, especially in cloud environments. Enable efficiency: Identify opportunities to streamline processes and boost productivity through technology optimisation.
Who We Are Looking For Essential
Proven Experience: A solid track record in data warehouse architecture and backend development Database Expertise: Deep understanding of SQL and other database technologies. Cloud Capability: Experience in designing and implementing data warehouses in cloud environments. ETL Mastery: Strong skills in ETL design and development. Excellent Communication: Ability to work effectively with both technical teams and non-technical stakeholders.
Desirable
Big Data Knowledge: Familiarity with big data tools like Hadoop and Spark Data Governance: Understanding of data modeling principles and data governance best practices. Programming Skills: Proficiency in Python, Java, or other similar languages. BI Experience: Knowledge of BI reporting and its lifecycle is a plus.
Apply to make a positive impact as you shape the future of data management
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