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Analytics Engineer

Data Engineer • Vor Ort • Vollzeit Vereinigtes Königreich London, Vereinigtes Königreich

Zego's small, dynamic Data team is looking for an AI-first Analytics Engineer who builds data models with AI-assisted workflows and owns a growing share of testing, data contracts and observability.

Responsibilities

  • Work with stakeholders to understand business needs and translate them into clear, well-scoped requirements
  • Build and maintain robust data models and exposures in dbt, Snowflake and Looker using AI-assisted development
  • Read, debug and critically review SQL, including AI-generated code, so the team ships models it can trust
  • Document modelling decisions, trade-offs and outcomes clearly
  • Wrangle and integrate data from multiple third-party sources (e.g. Amplitude, Segment, Google Ads)
  • Help build and maintain the trust infrastructure: tests, data contracts and observability
  • Ensure quality, reliability and stability across data models and pipelines
  • Create secure, efficient data shares for external partners (e.g. S3, SFTP, Snowflake Data Sharing)
  • Contribute to the continuous improvement of the data platform, tooling and use of AI in workflows
  • Support business users across the company to promote a culture of data-driven decision-making
  • Help translate business questions into well-designed data solutions and metrics

Requirements

  • Solid technical foundation for analytics/data engineering work
  • A natural curiosity for data

Soft skills

A healthy instinct to question whether a number is actually right, not just whether a query ran

About the company

Since 2016, Zego has been on a mission to change traditional motor insurance by offering the lowest priced cover for good drivers, having sold tens of millions of policies and raised over $200 million in funding. The Data team is a small, dynamic group responsible for data availability, quality, integration, reporting and analytics, taking an AI-first approach: less hand-writing code, more framing problems and owning the trust infrastructure (testing, contracts, observability) the business relies on.

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