Designs, builds, and maintains data systems for data analysis and reporting, creating scalable data products and managing data pipelines.
Job Purpose and Impact
Key Accountabilities
Qualifications
- The Professional, Data Engineering job designs, builds and maintains moderately complex data systems that enable data analysis and reporting. With limited supervision, this job collaborates to ensure that large sets of data are efficiently processed and made accessible for decision making.
Key Accountabilities
- DATA & ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS: Develops moderately complex data products and solutions using advanced data engineering and cloud based technologies, ensuring they are designed and built to be scalable, sustainable and robust.
- DATA PIPELINES: Maintains and supports the development of streaming and batch data pipelines that facilitate the seamless ingestion of data from various data sources, transform the data into information and move to data stores like data lake, data warehouse and others.
- DATA SYSTEMS: Reviews existing data systems and architectures to implement the identified areas for improvement and optimization.
- DATA INFRASTRUCTURE: Helps prepare data infrastructure to support the efficient storage and retrieval of data.
- DATA FORMATS: Implements appropriate data formats to improve data usability and accessibility across the organization.
- STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT: Partners with multi-functional data and advanced analytic teams to collect requirements and ensure that data solutions meet the functional and non-functional needs of various partners.
- DATA FRAMEWORKS: Builds moderately complex prototypes to test new concepts and implements data engineering frameworks and architectures to support the improvement of data processing capabilities and advanced analytics initiatives.
- AUTOMATED DEPLOYMENT PIPELINES: Implements automated deployment pipelines to support improving efficiency of code deployments with fit for purpose governance.
- DATA MODELING: Performs moderately complex data modeling aligned with the datastore technology to ensure sustainable performance and accessibility.
Qualifications
- Minimum requirement of 5 years of relevant work experience. Typically reflects 7 years or more of relevant experience.
- Design, develop, and maintain scalable ETL pipelines for multi-scale datasets.
- Experience with cloud-based (AWS, Snowflake) data storage and processing platforms
- Proficient with DataDog, snowflake, AWS.
- Experience in using GenAI tools.
Top Skills
AWS
Datadog
Genai
Snowflake
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