Data Engineer — Build Scalable, Impactful Data Platforms

Eden Smith Group; Telford; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work arrangement

25 days annual leave

Life assurance

Employee Assistance Programme

Volunteering days

Wellbeing days

Discounts

Job summary

Eden Smith Group is seeking a Data Engineer to design, build, and modernise scalable data platforms for a prominent UK charity. You will work on data pipelines, integration across sources, and reporting/analytics to support mission-critical operations.

The role focuses on robust ETL design, data quality, and governance, with hybrid working options and opportunities to implement modern cloud data platforms that empower decision-making for pets and their owners across the UK.

Qualifications

• Experience designing scalable data platforms and pipelines.
• Strong knowledge of data governance and quality management.
• Experience supporting SQL Server environments and related technologies.

Responsibilities

• Designing, building, and maintaining scalable data solutions and platforms.
• Developing and optimising ETL processes and data pipelines.
• Working across multiple data sources to ensure data quality, integrity, and performance.
• Supporting SQL Server environments, including SSIS, SSRS, and related technologies.
• Developing solutions using Oracle PL/SQL, stored procedures, and packages.

Skills

SQL Server

SSIS

SSRS

T-SQL

Oracle PL/SQL

ETL design

Data integration

Data governance

Microsoft Fabric

Cloud data platforms

Job description

Eden Smith Group is seeking a Data Engineer to design, build, and modernise scalable data platforms for a prominent UK charity. You will work on data pipelines, integration across sources, and reporting/analytics to support mission-critical operations.

The role focuses on robust ETL design, data quality, and governance, with hybrid working options and opportunities to implement modern cloud data platforms that empower decision-making for pets and their owners across the UK.