Position: Analytics Engineer / BI Engineer
Company: Allset
Category: SQL
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**What You’ll Do**
• Contribute to building stunning product, based on a data-driven approach;
• Work closely with Product & Backend teams to design and implement performant database architecture;
• Identify ways to automate data pipelines and dashboards;
• Improve technology stack of Analytics team;
• Design & implement large, structured, and unstructured datasets;
• Work with engineering and business stakeholders to understand data requirements;
• Design, implement and support robust, scalable solutions to enhance business analysis capabilities, identify gaps and design processes to fill them;
• Building complex dashboards to cover all aspects of the business;
• Ad-hoc research & analysis tasks.

**What You’ll Need**
• 3+ years’ experience in Data Engineering / Analytics roles;
• Experience designing and implementing Data/BI solutions (Power BI/Tableau);
• Expert knowledge of SQL — you can write complex queries and optimize them for performance;
• Hands-on experience with Python;
• Understanding of dimensional modeling and DWH concepts;
• Experience in setting up and maintaining complex dashboards & regular reporting;
• Understanding of event-based platforms (Amplitude, Mixpanel, etc.);
• Hands-on experience with Google Analytics (set up and maintenance);
• Passion for data and attention to detail;
• Good analytical skills;
• Upper-intermediate English level.

**Nice to Haves**
• ElasticSearch;
• Working experience with AWS data services;
• Experience with ML.

**What We Can Offer You**
❤️Great office in the heart of Kyiv and the possibility to work remotely;
⭐️Working in a successful US startup backed by top investors;
💰Competitive salary and Stock Option plan;
💊Health insurance;
🍔Paid lunches at restaurants via Allset corporate credits;
💪🏻Gym membership;
📚Educational possibilities;
💻Modern working equipment.

Does this sound like you? Come join us!