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Azure Data Engineer

Milan, Italy +9 moreFull-timeData & Analytics

Listed on NTT’s official careers site. Posted September 7, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Azure Data Engineer in NTT Data knows the challenges of a cloud native environment. Is able to think outside the box finding innovative, yet simple, solutions to every day issues, and share those solutions with the rest of his team. We are looking for an engineer that can be the bridge between

Data Science and Data Engineering, having a clear understanding of both worlds. If you are a Data Scientist looking for more experience in preparing data, or a Data Engineer with interest also in Data Science, willing to have a KAIZEN approach, continuously improving technical skills and knowledge, you can be an

Azure Data Engineer in NTT Data’s Business Intelligence Service Line, in an environment where Japanese and European cultural elements are intertwined Your contribution in this role: Your role as an Azure Data Engineer in NTT Data will be supporting customers in Big Data projects, working in partnership with business analysts and solution architects to understand use cases, data needs, and outcome objectives.

In this role, you will deliver data acquisition, transformations and improvement, cleansing, conversion, compression, and loading of data into data lakes in order to be consumed by analytics and machine learning models. The ideal profile Working experience in a cloud native environment in at least one of the 3 major public clouds (GCP/AWS/Azure), 5 years experience on

Azure is preferred Experience and knowledge of Big Data Architectures, cloud and on premise Azure infrastructure and networking working experience Experience in building and deliver proofs-of-concept, in order to address specific business needs, using the most appropriate techniques, data sources and technologies Working experience in migrating workloads from on premise to cloud environment

Experience in monitoring distributed infrastructure, using Azure tools or open source ones (es: Grafana, Prometheus)

Proven experience in: Java, Scala, Python, and shell scripting SQL language knowledge Working experience with Agile Methodology and Kanban Experience in leading medium teams Working experience with: Apache Spark, Databricks, Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse, and other Azure related ETL/ELT tools Microsoft Certifification: Azure Data Engineer Associate or Azure Solutions Architect Expert Nice to have: Other Big Data certification, such as Cloudera, Databricks, etc. are welcome Experience with non Azure ETL/ELT solutions (Talend, Oracle Data Integrator, Informatica PowerCenter, etc.) Experience with Data Visualization solutions (PowerBI, Qlik, Tableau, etc.); Location: Milano, Bari, Bologna, Cosenza, Napoli, Roma, Salerno, Torino, Treviso, Pisa Build your future with NTT DATA.

Join a global company, a leader in business and technology services, that listens to your voice and recognizes the value of your work. You will collaborate with clients, partners, and colleagues from all over the world to create innovative solutions capable of making a real impact on society. Here, you will have the opportunity to develop new skills and expand your network. We are present in Italy with over 6,000 employees across our offices in Milan, Rome, Turin, Genoa, Bologna, Treviso, Pisa, Padua, Naples, Cosenza, Bari, and Salerno.

Make this the place where you grow. Join us! 

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