Position: Data Engineer
Company: SecurityTrails
Category: Data Science
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

**Your responsibilities**

Ensure data quality and integrity
Build and maintain big data pipelines
Interpret and analyze data problems
Build analytic systems
Visualize data and create reports
Work on automating data collection and aggregation system
Experiment with new models and techniques


**You are skilled in**

Apache Kafka
Apache Spark
BigTable
BigQuery
Elasticsearch
Different Source Control Systems
Various Infrastructure Automation Tools
Cloud Service Knowledge like AWS
Scripting Skills
or similar technologies


 You should have a strong problem-solving ability. If you are also able to align our data products with our business goals, we would like to meet you.



**Your benefits**

working full-time remotely
trips to team meet ups are paid
teammates from countries all over the world
Monday till Friday working days
paid vacations
educational support
great company culture
 

Visit us to learn more about our remote work culture and our further open jobs!

 

**Our mission**

SecurityTrails strives to make the biggest treasure-trove of cyber intelligence data readily available in an instant. We work relentlessly to empower experts so they can thwart future attacks with up-to-date data, proprietary tools, and custom solutions.





**A Security Beast Built Bit By Bit**

 We started because we were tired. Tired of combing through domain lists and forensic data manually, tired of searching through numerous sites for all the data we needed. We patiently waited for the perfect tool, but it never came. Our solution had to be vast, fast, and able to update daily — so we assembled a talented team and built it from scratch.


SecurityTrails was founded in June 2017, and from the very start it was decided that it would be a fully remote team. What began as a team of three people based in the US has grown into a team that currently counts 30 individuals. And that’s not even taking into account the number of contractors we work with, living and working across the entire globe.