Position: Middle Data Engineer, Telemedicine Technology Solutions (POLAND)
Company: DataArt
Category: Data Engineer
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

PROJECT OVERVIEW:
Patient care solution is aimed at improving remote caregiving possibilities for patients helping them to communicate with a different types and levels of doctors (providers) across the country. It accumulates more than 50 000 providers, 40+ states and more than 5 million patients. Data flows from 5+ different sources and in specific medical formats (but not only).

TEAM:
The specialist we are looking for will join the distributed team of 40+ people working from Ukraine, Russia, Poland, and the USA. Your team will consist of 4+ Data Software Engineer, 1 Data QA Software Engineer, Architect, Dev-manager.

POSITION OVERVIEW:
Develop and support data analytics platforms used internally by different healthcare facilities. Adopt new features of the serverless data lake framework and expand the existing ones based on cutting-edge technologies using GCP. Data lake consumers are different departments which use the pull of data for making a different type of predictions and decisions on improving care giving, care statistics, sales and many more. Also extend and support the ETL ingestion pipelines implemented with Informatica.

TECHNOLOGY STACK:
Python, SQL, GCP (Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage, BigQuery, Airflow), Looker, Terraform, Gitlab.

Responsibilities:
- Development and support of the core data analytics platform (Python).
- Deep diving into logic of client business.
- Collaborates with multiple teams.
- Understands the overall enterprise Data Architecture and executes on delivering a Next Gen Data Warehouse.
- Work on the design of the new components of the solution.

Requirements:
- Knowledge of the general principles of Data Warehousing and Data Lakes
Wiliness to do research on business logic.
- Hands-on experience with SQL.
- Knowledge of Python.
- Experience with GCP or other cloud providers.
- Good spoken English.