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Morson supports a ZERO CARBON energy organisation in seeking an experienced Data Engineer to join a major transformation programme near Bristol. The role sits at the intersection of data engineering, software development and data visualisation, with emphasis on Databricks, SQL, Python and Power BI.
Hybrid working from a site near Bristol is available. You will develop and maintain data models, transform data from multiple sources and translate business requirements into high-quality data
Data Engineer - £424 per day - Inside IR35 - Hybrid working from a site near Bristol - initial contract until 31/12/2026 with extension.
Our client, a ZERO CARBON energy organisation, are looking for an experienced Data Engineer to join a major engineering and transformation programme, supporting the development of data-driven solutions within a complex technical environment.
The role will sit at the intersection of data engineering, software development and data visualisation, with a particular focus on Databricks, SQL, Python and Power BI.
You will be responsible for developing and maintaining data models, transforming data from multiple sources and translating business requirements into high-quality data products and reporting solutions. A key part of the role will be developing Power BI dashboards using a conformed data model within Databricks, ensuring that business logic, underlying data and reporting outputs remain fully aligned.
You will work closely with wider IT, IIM and IDA stakeholders, helping to drive a more data-centric approach across the team and supporting colleagues in adopting modern data engineering and analytical practices.
You will be an experienced Data Engineer or technically focused data professional with a strong understanding of software development, data engineering and data visualisation.
You should have hands‑on experience with:
Experience working within an engineering, infrastructure or highly regulated environment would be advantageous. Previous experience within the nuclear industry is useful but is not essential.
A degree in a relevant science or engineering discipline would be preferred, although a strong technical background and demonstrable industry experience will also be considered.
An understanding of quality arrangements associated with nuclear plant construction would be beneficial, alongside an understanding of engineering requirements and processes.
We’re looking for someone who is:
The following would be advantageous: