This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing software company, awarded Development Team of the Year at the 2018 UK IT Industry awards. They are looking for a motivated individual to join the team and help them to improve and expand their analytics offering for clients of their market leading software.
Their life’s work is creating technology that changes what’s possible for clinicians and patients, with a focus on NHS mental health services.
They offer a phenomenal working environment, exciting opportunities to learn new skills and an excellent package of benefits including private health insurance and pension.
Alignment with their values – transparency, collaboration, contribution and forward thinking – is important to them, and there’s plenty of opportunity to carve your own path. They also have a flat structure, which means that teams and individuals make their own decisions, manage their own workloads and set their own goals
Key aspects of the role are described below.
You will:
- be a part of shaping the direction of analytics at the company
- design, build and deploy new ETL solutions in line with stakeholder specifications
- maintain the existing ETL suite, ensuring data is handled efficiently and new features are released seamlessly
- migrate new client data into their patient management system
- collaborate with staff and customers who require assistance with data requests
Your experience:
- hands-on experience in developing ETL solutions (e.g. Talend, Alteryx)
- demonstrable knowledge of SQL and relational databases
- knowledge of Git or other source control software
Additionally, the following would be advantageous:
- experience with coding (e.g. Python, R, Java)
- experience with shell scripting languages (e.g. Bash)
- exposure to agile methodologies, preferably scrum
About you:
- you’re adaptable and willing to facilitate continuous improvement
- you’re a true team player with excellent communication skills
- you have an analytical mind with the ability to learn fast
- you enjoy solving mathematical or logical problems
- you have excellent prioritisation and self-organisation skills
Full and part time will be considered.
Please note that you must be eligible to live and work in the UK as the successful applicant will be based in Bath, Somerset.