Location: Warwick, UK
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Salary: Not specified
Work type: Not specified
Posted: 9 days ago
Deadline: 22/09/2026
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Data Engineer supporting data pipelines, databases, analytics platforms, and GIS systems while helping modernise data services.
About the Team
Warwickshire County Council is looking for a Data Engineer to help shape how data supports services, communities and decision-making at a time of major change for local government. As Warwickshire prepares for the creation of two new unitary authorities in April 2028, reliable, well-designed data pipelines, integrations and analytical platforms will be essential. This role sits at the heart of that work: maintaining the systems services rely on today while helping us modernise how we manage, join, share and use data for the future.
At the same time, the role of a data engineer is evolving. Alongside maintaining and improving the data pipelines, databases and integrations on which our services rely, we are beginning to explore new ways of working. These include preparing for a future migration to Microsoft Fabric, making greater use of cloud-based data services, strengthening our use of Git, source control and modern development practices, and exploring how AI-assisted development can help us work more effectively.
You will join a friendly and experienced multidisciplinary team working across data engineering, property information and GIS. Our work ranges from supporting operational and statutory services to developing innovative projects such as new web maps and dashboards to help people find, understand and use information about Warwickshire.
About the Role
You may already be working in data engineering, but you could also be a recent graduate, an apprentice completing your training, or someone looking to move into data engineering from software development, analytics, GIS or another technical field.
We do not expect you to have experience of every technology we use. If you have practical experience of using a scripting or programming language, building or orchestrating data pipelines, or cleaning and transforming complex data, we encourage you to apply. Your experience may have been gained through employment, education, a placement, an apprenticeship or substantial project work.
What matters most is that you can demonstrate sound technical foundations, an aptitude for solving data problems, a willingness to learn and the potential to develop quickly. In your application, please give us an example of a data or automation problem you have tackled, explain the approach and tools you used, and describe your own contribution.
You will have flexibility in how and where you work, and the support of a friendly multidisciplinary team working across data engineering, property information and GIS.
Key Requirements
The ability to extract, transform and query data using SQL, Python or other ETL (Extract, Transform and Load) tools
The technical capacity to design and build M and DAX queries within Microsoft Power BI
Experience of managing complex datasets within a recognised database environment (preferably PostgreSQL/PostGIS) and/or a cloud storage facility (such as a Lakehouse, Delta Lake or Data Lake solution)
Excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities
Experience of using GIS systems, such as ArcGIS, ArcGIS Online, or QGIS
Experience of using Git or another version-control system
How to apply
Apply directly through the company website. Clicking the link below will open the application page in a new window.

Location: Warwick, UK
Industry: Public Sector
County level local government authority. The County Council Warwickshire County Council provides a wide range of services to over half a million residents. It works with other public, private and voluntary bodies to make Warwickshire a better place for people to live and work. It has specific responsibilities to provide:- schools and other educational opportunities social care services for young and older people libraries, museums and other cultural activities the fire and rescue service the trading standards service highways and other public rights of way advice as the strategic planning authority, and decisions about planning applications for mining and waste disposal activities
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