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Head of Data Engineering - Microsoft Fabric - Contract (London, ENG)

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6-month contract role (hybrid, London, 2 days/week in office) for a senior Head of Data Engineering to lead a new enterprise data engineering capability on Microsoft Fabric — owning the Fabric strategy, leading teams, and building OneLake, Lakehouse, pipeline and Spark solutions integrated with Salesforce, Certinia, Workday and Dynamics 365. Pays £675/day outside IR35; no visa sponsorship.

Head of Data Engineering – Microsoft Fabric


Location: London Area – Hybrid – 2 Days from Office

Contract: 6 Months

Rate: £675/day Outside IR35


We are looking for a senior Head of Data Engineering to lead the development of a new enterprise data engineering capability using Microsoft Fabric.


Key Responsibilities

  • Lead data engineering teams across Development, Testing, Release and Platform Operations.
  • Own the Microsoft Fabric data engineering strategy and roadmap.
  • Design and oversee OneLake, Lakehouse, Warehouse, Pipelines and Spark solutions.
  • Establish data governance, security, CI/CD and engineering standards.
  • Work across enterprise platforms including Salesforce, Certinia, Workday and Dynamics 365 F&O.
  • Provide technical leadership and mentor the engineering team.


Essential Skills

  • Strong senior-level Data Engineering leadership experience.
  • Deep hands-on Microsoft Fabric experience.
  • OneLake, Lakehouse, Pipelines, Dataflows Gen2 and Spark.
  • Data modelling and medallion architecture.
  • Azure, SQL, Git/CI/CD and DevOps.
  • Strong stakeholder and team leadership skills.


(NOTE - No Sponsorship provided)


6-month contract | £675/day | Outside IR35 | London Area | Hybrid – 2 days from office


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