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ETL Developer, Azure, Developer, Development, PaaS, Dynamics 365, T=SQL, SQL Server, Server Integration, SSIS< Azure SQL, Data Factory, Data Lake, Data Modelling, Business Intelligence, BI, Power BI, Analytics, Machine Learning, Big Data, Hadoop, HDInsight, Tableau, Visualisaion, Scotland, Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Our client based in Glasgow is currently recruiting for a ETL Developer.
The role
To support activities of our client and partners the specialist will work with the Azure platform, data warehousing, data modelling, SQL databases / data factory / data lake, ETL & SQL server integration services.
Working within an Agile service design, delivery and support team of circa 50 people responsible for digital transformation activities across the organisation. It's a multidisciplinary team with software developers, testers, designers, user researchers, Dynamics developers, service designers and product owners. The ETL team will work closely with our head of software engineering, our CRM and analytics team.
Working as part of an agile team working on a digital transformation programme putting data at the heart of service design, development and delivery. Microsoft Azure and Dynamics are at the core of our infrastructure. We are developing our data strategy and will be working on data warehousing and data modelling and will be looking for a developer with relevant experience with SQL databases, data factory, data lake etc
Key Skills / Experience
* Microsoft Azure & Agile Development Practices
* Data Warehousing and Data Modelling
* Azure SQL Databases / Data Factory / Data Lake
* ETL & SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
* T-SQL / SQL Server
* Platform as a Service (PaaS)
* Office & Dynamics 365
* Business Intelligence & Power BI
* SQL Server Reporting Services
* SQL Server Analysis Services
* Analytics & Machine Learning
* Big Data / Hadoop / HDInsight / Tableau
* Visualisation