Celonis Process Mining Data Engineer - 6months + Inside IR35, Hybrid London working - Good rates available ££

Hawksworth are looking to hire a ‘Celonis Process Mining Data Engineer’ for an initial 6-month assignment to work on site at a global financial organisation. Rate negotiable for the right candidate but above market rates available! (Inside IR35). London- hybrid working.

The job

As the Celonis Data Engineer you will work with a leading financial services company, playing a critical role in transforming complex banking data into trusted process insights, enabling data driven insights. You will contribute to building a data‑driven, insight‑led operating model within a highly regulated banking environment.

Some key responsibilities

• Data Engineering &amp

• Event Log Construction, Data Model &amp

• Data Pipeline Development, Develop and optimize ETL/ELT pipelines from Source systems , Optimize queries, transformations, and data models for performance and scalability. Collaboration &amp

• Technical Documentation, Document data models, ETL logic, event log definitions, and migration decisions. Ensure compliance with enterprise data governance, security, and audit standards. Apply data engineering best practices, including version control, modular design, and monitoring.

Required experience & skills

  • Strong experience in data engineering and process mining with Celonis (Essential experience please only apply if you have this.
  • Hands-on experience building event logs, data pipelines, and transformation frameworks (CCPM & OCPM).
  • Strong proficiency in SQL, Python, data modeling, and ETL/ELT concepts.
  • Experience handling large datasets and optimizing performance for analytical workloads.

Desirable skills/knowledge/experience

  • Familiarity with process mining concepts and how data structures impact analysis outcomes.
  • Strong documentation, problem-solving, and collaboration skills.
  • Good to have knowledge in Banking and KYC Ops

If you are a Process Mining Data Engineer with good Celonis experience and are looking for a new, good opportunity, Please apply now. You can also reach out to me at richard@hawksworthuk.com

Thank you.

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