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Data Engineer

Inoverse Groupe

Experts in industrial and building energy optimization through industrial heat‑recovery solutions.

Build and maintain ETL pipelines on Azure Data Factory to create a new data platform

6 days ago ago

£45,000

Experienced (8-12 years), Junior (1-3 years), Intermediate (4-7 years), Expert & Leadership (13+ years)

Full Time

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

Hybrid

Company Size

- Employees

Service Specialisms

Construction services

Project Management

Consulting

Engineering

Architecture

Property Development

Design

Turnkey

Sector Specialisms

Industrial

Energy

Infrastructure

Buildings

Residential

Commercial

Water Resources

Heavy Civil

Role

Description

etl pipelines

azure datafactory

data cleaning

stakeholder management

data platform

data warehouse

Build and maintain ETL pipelines.
Use Azure Data Factory day to day.
Work with data from Excel and NetSuite.
Clean, validate, and QA data.
Partner closely with stakeholders who actually care about outcomes.
Set up a new data platform from the ground up.
Move data into a central warehouse.

Requirements

etl

azure data factory

data cleaning

Experience building ETL pipelines.
Comfortable working with messy data and improving it.
Solid hands-on use of Azure Data Factory.

Benefits

Salary up to £45,000.
Dedicated training budget to upskill and gain qualifications.
Strong pension.
Supportive team with plenty of work and room to grow.
Great annual leave entitlement.
Hybrid working with just 1 day a week in Manchester city centre.

Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

Born from a passion for transformation, the company turned industrial waste heat into a strategic resource.
It has carved a niche in auditing, designing and installing bespoke systems that reclaim lost thermal energy.
Their financial model focuses on cost‑saving for clients through tangible energy reductions.
Projects range from retrofitting factory cooling units to integrating heat recovery in commercial HVAC.
With a hands‑on engineering approach, they serve sectors from heavy industry to public buildings.
They’ve been trusted by retail leaders and manufacturers to convert excess heat into usable energy.
Unusual fact: they turn rejected cold‑machinery heat into hot water or heating—no fossil fuel needed.
Their story blends innovation, pragmatic engineering and a single focus: stop wasting heat.

Culture + Values

Innovation and creativity are at the heart of the company’s approach.
Commitment to providing the highest quality of service to clients.
Continuous improvement and flexibility in adapting to new challenges.
Employee development and fostering a strong team spirit.
Collaboration and open communication among all members.
Respect for diversity in ideas and talents.

Environment + Sustainability

By 2030

Net Zero Emissions Commitment

Commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2030.

Implementing energy-efficient solutions in all operations.
Reducing carbon footprint through sustainable practices.
Promotion of circular economy practices to minimize waste.
Ongoing investments in renewable energy sources and technologies.

Inclusion & Diversity

Focus on creating a workplace that values diversity of thought, background, and experience.
Ongoing initiatives to ensure equal opportunities for all employees.
Encouraging balanced gender representation in leadership roles.

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