Position: Business Intelligence Engineer
Company: ExpoPlatform
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

**About our project**
ExpoPlatform is a UK-based company founded in 2013 currently providing service in more than 30 countries. ExpoPlatform`s technology is a complete Networking and Matchmaking and a turnkey Event Management System for online, hybrid, and in-person events. The platform provides a suite of solutions for event organizers as well as a user-friendly social media type of networking for attendees along with video calls in online rooms and mobile apps.

**Responsibilities we will trust you with:**
- Discuss and deliver the new concepts of dashboards;
- Build dashboards for internal (marketing, sales, data science) and external (embed analytics for our clients) needs;
- Take responsibility for the entire development and maintenance of warehouse data and dashboards;
- Create and maintain ETLs to deliver data to the dashboards system.

**Skills we would like you to bring to the team:**
- At least 2 years of commercial experience working as a BI Engineer;
- Experience with different SQL/NoSQL databases (PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, DynamoDB, etc.;
- Knowledge of at least one of the following BI tools (AWS QuickSight, Tableau, etc.);
- Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills and attention to detail;
- Upper-Intermediate English or higher (B2+).
**Would be a plus:**
- Familiarity with Python;
- Experience as Data Engineer for BI;
- Experience in data warehouse design;
- Experience in optimizing SQL queries;
- Familiarity with AWS ecosystem (DynamoDB, Lambda, S3, Redshift, etc.)

**We offer you more than just a new job title: **
- An opportunity to grow with an international team of professionals where your opinion counts;
- Unlimited fun in the workflow;
- Financial stability and competitive salary;
- Working hours: Mon-Fri 8 hours, semi-flexible;
- English courses;
- Regular compensation reviews.

**Join us to accelerate the digital transformation of the event industry!**