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Poland and Central-Eastern Europe

GCP Data Engineer

  • Office
  • 6+ years

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Description

The company is a digital transformation and engineering partner with over 25 years of experience and about 5,000 people across 16 countries, focused on AI, data and cloud, intelligent automation, and digital products.

The CEE team of nearly 1,000 builds applications, data platforms, and AI solutions for clients in banking, telecom, retail, logistics, and other sectors, using AWS, Azure, GCP, Databricks, and Snowflake.

This role is a GCP data engineering position focused on data quality, pipeline building, and migrating controls from a legacy environment.

Responsibilities

  • Build and develop data pipelines and ELT processes.
  • Implement Data Quality metrics in DBT.
  • Migrate Data Quality controls from the legacy environment.
  • Prepare mappings between the existing and target solutions.
  • Develop controls in BigQuery.
  • Build repositories to store Data Quality monitoring results.
  • Connect solutions with GCP platform services.
  • Improve the performance of Data Quality runs.
  • Support technical and business testing.
  • Contribute to technical and operational documentation.
  • Work day to day with Data Modelers, Business Analysts, and Test Engineers.
  • Your profile:
  • Have proven experience as a Data Engineer.
  • Have built and maintained data pipelines.
  • Have worked with ETL and ELT processes.
  • Write strong SQL.
  • Have worked with modern data platforms.
  • Have experience with data migration and transformation.
  • Know Data Quality monitoring concepts.
  • Have experience with system integrations and data processing workflows.
  • Bring strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Work well in cross-functional teams.
  • Have experience with GCP, including BigQuery.
  • Have experience with dbt Core.
  • You must work from the European Union region and hold a work permit.

Requirements

  • Have experience moving legacy data solutions to cloud environments.
  • Have experience in banking or other regulated industries.
  • Be familiar with testing and validation of data solutions.
  • Have experience writing technical documentation.
  • Recruitment process: CV review, HR call, interview, client interview, decision.

Conditions

Work from the European Union region with a valid work permit required.

Where you’d work

From the office

No visa sponsorship

About the company

Poland and Central-Eastern Europe

Office in Poland

Also hiring in Bulgaria, Romania, Sweden and 4 more places

6 of their 51 open roles are remote

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Details10 facts · Role, Location, Compensation
Tech stack
  • SQL
  • AWS
  • dbt
  • Azure
  • Databricks
  • Snowflake
  • BigQuery
Specialty
Data Engineering
Region
Europe
Pay period
Annual
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Role

Category
Data & Analytics
Specialty
Data Engineering
Experience
25+ years
Tech stack
  • SQL
  • AWS
  • dbt
  • Azure
  • Databricks
  • Snowflake
  • BigQuery

Location

Work model
Office
Region
Europe
Office
  • Poland
Visa sponsorship
Not sponsored

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

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