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Rise Technical in Manchester is seeking a Senior Data Engineer to build the foundations for reporting rather than inheriting someone else’s platform. You’ll create Azure-based data platforms from scratch, develop scalable data models and reporting architectures, and deliver trusted reporting with validation and lineage built in.
You’ll work directly with planners, quantity surveyors and project managers to translate requirements into reliable reporting solutions, owning data pipelines and
Manchester (3 Days per Week in the Office)
Are you a Senior Data Engineer who prefers building the foundations that make reporting possible, rather than inheriting someone else's platform and maintaining it?
This role sits within a growing digital transformation and project controls consultancy delivering reporting and data solutions across major capital programmes. You'll work across two established client accounts from day one, building the data capability behind board-level reporting rather than simply producing dashboards.
The work starts with understanding what stakeholders need to know, tracing that back to where the data lives, then building the pipelines, models, controls and reporting layers needed to make those numbers trustworthy. The reality isn't tidy. You'll deal with APIs, spreadsheets, schedule exports, PDFs and manual submissions, designing solutions that identify bad data instead of quietly publishing it.
You'll take ownership of the full reporting stack, from data acquisition and modelling through to Azure platform development, semantic models and reporting outputs. You'll also work directly with planners, quantity surveyors and project managers to understand requirements and translate them into reliable reporting solutions.
Sector experience within construction, infrastructure or project controls would be beneficial, but it is not essential. The priority is strong technical depth, experience building data platforms from scratch, and exposure to large, complex environments where reporting accuracy matters.