Data Engineer
About the project *(description, duration, stage)*
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Join Neurons Lab as a Data Engineer on a new engagement with a regulated UK \& Ireland credit and lending company. The client has lifted data from multiple business entities into a newly centralized, anonymized data lake, but lacks the data\-engineering depth to make it trustworthy and analytics\-ready: current pipelines were assembled quickly (partly AI\-assisted), and the descriptive statistics cannot yet be validated or reproduced.
You put that foundation on solid ground so the Data Science Lead can model on it with confidence — validate and re\-engineer the pipelines, build the harmonization / semantic layer across entities, enforce data quality and lineage, and prepare clean, feature\-ready datasets.
This is a foundational data\-engineering role on a regulated data estate; data protection and reproducibility are the primary constraints on every decision.
Full\-time engagement preferable.
What you'll actually do *(example tasks)*
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- Reproduce a descriptive\-statistics report end\-to\-end so any figure traces back to raw source — closing the gap the client admitted (numbers they can't currently defend).
- Profile and reconcile differing source schemas across acquired entities: map differing field names, types, encodings and business definitions for the same concept into one conformed model.
- Build dbt staging intermediate mart models with tests; codify the harmonized definitions the Data Science Lead specifies.
- Write Great Expectations suites (null / range / uniqueness / referential checks) and wire them into the pipeline so bad data fails loudly rather than silently corrupting analysis.
- Implement entity / identity resolution (deterministic \+ fuzzy matching) where there is no clean shared key for the same customer or account across sources.
- Implement and verify anonymization / pseudonymization (hashing / tokenization / k\-anonymity) and evidence that re\-identification risk is controlled for the client's IT / compliance team.
- Optimize Spark / Glue jobs over tens of millions of rows — partitioning, file formats (Parquet), incremental loads, cost control.
- Orchestrate with Airflow / Step Functions; build repeatable, scheduled pipelines rather than one\-off scripts.
- Prepare clean, documented, feature\-ready datasets for the PD / delinquency models.
- Document runbooks so the offshore team can operate the pipelines and handover takes days, not weeks; help scope onboarding of the remaining (Ireland \+ additional) sources.
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- Strong SQL and Python for large\-scale data processing
- AWS data stack: S3, Glue, Lake Formation, Athena / Redshift, EMR / Spark, Step Functions / Airflow
- Data modeling \& semantic layer (dbt or equivalent); dimensional modeling
- Entity resolution / record linkage across heterogeneous sources
- Data\-quality \& testing frameworks (Great Expectations, dbt tests) and data lineage
- Anonymization / pseudonymization techniques and their analytical trade\-offs
- Big\-data processing (Spark) with performance and cost optimization at scale
- Clear written / verbal English; documents for handover and works well with a distributed team
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- GDPR fundamentals as applied to anonymized / pseudonymized financial data and UK / EU data residency
- AWS Well\-Architected (Analytics, Security) for BFSI
- Awareness of credit / risk data structures and what downstream modeling consumers need — a plus
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- 4\+ years in data engineering, with strong AWS \+ Spark / SQL at scale
- Demonstrated experience harmonizing / integrating data across multiple source systems
- Experience building validated, reproducible pipelines in a regulated environment (BFSI, healthcare, government) — strong plus
- Comfortable stepping into a messy, partly\-built data estate and bringing it up to standard
- Comfortable as the sole or lead data engineer on a small (3–4 person) delivery pod
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