Data Engineer – Cloud Analytics (Galway, 4 Days Onsite)

Harvey Nash; Galway; On-site; EUR 72,000 - 94,000; Part time

Job summary

Harvey Nash in Galway, Ireland, is seeking a Data Engineer for a 12-month contract. The role is Galway-based with 4 days per week onsite, offering up to €450 per day.

You will design scalable data models, develop cloud-native data products, and enable data-driven decision making across the organisation. Collaboration with business and technology stakeholders is essential, alongside governance and security practices.

Qualifications

• Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related discipline.
• Strong SQL development and performance tuning experience.
• Experience with data modelling across conceptual, logical, physical, and dimensional models.
• Experience with OLTP databases and Operational Data Stores (ODS).

Responsibilities

• Design and develop scalable data models to support analytics and reporting.
• Build and maintain analytics-ready datasets and curated data products.
• Develop event-driven data pipelines using cloud and streaming technologies.
• Partner with stakeholders to deliver robust data solutions.
• Implement data quality, monitoring, and observability capabilities.
• Apply data governance, security, and access management best practices.
• Automate deployments using CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code.
• Support and enhance production data platforms.

Skills

Data engineering

SQL development

Data modelling

AWS

Streaming data

CI/CD

DevOps practices

Analytical thinking

Education

B.Sc./MSc in CS/Engineering/Math/Statistics or related

Tools

Git

Terraform/OpenTofu/CloudFormation

Collibra/Alation

Power BI/Tableau

Kafka/Kinesis

Job description

Harvey Nash in Galway, Ireland, is seeking a Data Engineer for a 12-month contract. The role is Galway-based with 4 days per week onsite, offering up to €450 per day.

You will design scalable data models, develop cloud-native data products, and enable data-driven decision making across the organisation. Collaboration with business and technology stakeholders is essential, alongside governance and security practices.