Position: ETL/Azure Data Engineer
Company: N-IX
Category: Data Engineer
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

N-iX is looking for a passionate and motivated Middle ETL/Azure Data Engineer to join the team of one of the largest British Currency management organizations; their clients are large institutions, including pension funds, charities, foundations, endowments, and family offices, as well as corporate clients. The opportunity to grow existing project pipeline within the program of projects for the customer, innovating their business with new technologies and solutions in Data management and Data visualization using PowerBI.
We are seeking a Data Engineer that has proven Azure Cloud skills based around the design and development of multiple data pipelines. They will leverage their coding skills to enable multiple sources to move data through Azure Data Lake Storage, Azure SQL Server environments using tools such as Azure Data Factory, and PowerBI.


**Responsibilities:**

Establishes data pipelines with automated batch, micro-batch, and incremental data refreshes
Provide data quality using Azure technologies
Provision, deploy and scales Azure resources
Creates technical design documentation in adherence to business, source system, target system, and solution architecture requirements.

**Requirements:**

Experience developing and implementing Data cloud-based solutions in a Microsoft Azure environment
Experience with Azure SQL
Experience with Azure Data Factory
Experience using SQL, T-SQL
Experience with Azure DevOps, Azure DevOps Git
Working knowledge of PowerBI 
English level - upper-intermediate or above

**We offer:**

Flexible and personalized career growth
Professional development tools (mentorship program, tech talks and training, centers of excellence, and more)
Active tech communities with regular knowledge sharing
Flexible working format - remote, office-based or flexible
Medical insurance 
Education reimbursement
Paid vacation days, paid sick leaves, and days off