As a Lead Data Engineer at Methods you will be expected to get involved with projects from conception to delivery - leading and supervising other engineers to meet requirements and deliver quality data products. On a day-to-day basis, you will own best practice for data management and data engineering - providing support to other members of the team and raising awareness across the organisation for data issues and solutions.
When contributing towards projects, you’ll make effective long-term design solutions and take an active part in sprint reviews and other agile processes. You’ll often perform code reviews and provide constructive feedback to other developers.
Often, you will be called upon to shape and review bids as required based on your expertise.
In your downtime or in preparation to get involved in new and exciting opportunities, you’ll be able to use personal development time to keep up to date on the latest trends and technologies.
You will also have line management responsibilities for other data engineers and be involved in the recruitment process.
About Methods
Since our establishment in 1990, Methods has partnered with a range of central government departments and agencies to transform the way the public sector operates in the UK.
Our mission is to improve and safeguard public-facing services. We apply digital thinking to ensure the future of our public services is centred around our citizens.
Our human touch sets us apart from other consultancies, system integrators and software houses - we have a customer-centric value system whereby we focus on delivering what is right for our clients.
We passionately support our clients in the success of their projects while working collaboratively to share skill sets and solve problems. At Methods we have fun while working hard; we are not afraid of making mistakes and learning from them.
Requirements
The Lead Data Engineer will:
Key Requirements:
Desirable Requirements:
This role will require you to have or be willing to go through Security Clearance. As part of the onboarding process candidates will be asked to complete a Baseline Personnel Security Standard; details of the evidence required to apply may be found on the government website Gov.UK. If you are unable to meet this and any associated criteria, then your employment may be delayed, or rejected . Details of this will be discussed with you at interview
Benefits
Methods is passionate about its people; we want our colleagues to develop the things they are good at and enjoy.
By joining us you can expect
Development – access to LinkedIn Learning, a management development programme, and training
Wellness – 24/7 confidential employee assistance programme
Flexible Working – including home working and part time
Social – office parties, breakfast Tuesdays, monthly pizza Thursdays, Thirsty Thursdays, and commitment to charitable causes
Time Off – 25 days of annual leave a year, plus bank holidays, with the option to buy 5 extra days each year
Volunteering – 2 paid days per year to volunteer in our local communities or within a charity organisation
Pension – Salary Exchange Scheme with 4% employer contribution and 5% employee contribution
Discretionary Company Bonus – based on company and individual performance
Life Assurance – of 4 times base salary
Private Medical Insurance – which is non-contributory (spouse and dependants included)
Worldwide Travel Insurance – which is non-contributory (spouse and dependants included)
Enhanced Maternity and Paternity Pay
Travel – season ticket loan, cycle to work scheme
For a full list of benefits please visit our website (www.methods.co.uk/careers/benefits)
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