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Snowflake / AI Data Engineer - $180k-$200k package - Global Consultancy

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Hands-on Snowflake/AI Data Engineer at a global consultancy serving financial services clients in Melbourne. Day to day: building data solutions in Snowflake, leveraging cloud tools like ETL, CI/CD, dbt and Airflow, and adopting AI quickly in client-facing work. Hybrid role, 2-3 days on-site, $180k-$200k package.

Industry: Global Consultancy - Financial Services...but this is not essential

Hybrid: 2-3 days on-site

A few questions to kick-off the advert...

  • Are you a hands-on Engineer who can code, as well as specialising in Snowflake?
  • Do you understand how Snowflake interacts with the cloud platform ecosystem and how you can leverage the likes of ETL, CI/CD, DBT, Airflow, etc.?
  • Are you a real go getter, very quick with AI adoption, adaptable, good comms, can talk to clients effectively?

We need Engineers who have a progressive mind-set, excellent problem solving, and who are not afraid to try new ways of working and who are able to look at different perspectives. Our client want you to challenge the status quo and deliver fantastic results with your team and for their clients.

Like many roles nowadays, it's hybrid, 2-3 days per week on-site, but nothing's set in stone, so if the client needs you on-site for a specific issue, then I'm hoping you'll oblige and see the importance of this, or else this probably isn't the right role for you.

It's a 3 stage interview, initial call with the internal recruiter, then a technical/skills call and then finally a call with a senior manager about why you're interested / what it is you're looking for.

Thank you for reading our advert and I look forward to speaking with you and sending you the full position description.

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