Position: Database Engineer
Company: KeenEthics
Category: Data Science
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

As a Data Engineer, you will work with stakeholders and the internal development team to guide the technical development of enterprise data solutions. The Data Engineer is a combination of a business and technical customer-facing role that will be accountable for the end-to-end customer data architecture, development, deployment, and support. The Data Engineer will be responsible for working with stakeholders to identify opportunities to leverage data to drive business value. In addition, you will be responsible for mining and analyzing data to drive efficiency and optimization, develop custom data models and algorithms, and develop processes and tools to monitor production systems and data accuracy.

Required Qualifications:

-Minimum 3 years experience with Relational Databases (Postgres preferred but not required)
-Very Advanced SQL knowledge
-Experience with Data Warehousing and Dimensional Data Modeling
-Cloud Experience (AWS Preferred)
-Bachelor degree or equivalent experience
-Self-starter who can act autonomously as well as thrive in a strong team environment
-Be able to find creative solutions for sometimes challenging requests
-Have excellent written and verbal communication skills (English)
-Be able to effectively and efficiently troubleshoot data issues and bugs

Bonus Qualifications:

-Agile software development experience
-Experience with Data Integrations, Visualizations, and/or Analytics
-Experience with Python
-Experience using third party APIs
-Experience with webhooks and callback URLs
-Experience with DBT

We offer:
— Flexible schedule and the ability to work remotely;
— Competitive salary;
— Paid leave and sick leave;
— Compensation for sports activities and massages;
— Сompensation for education;
— Regular tech talks and conferences;
— Free English classes;
— Program laptop amortization;
— Program Support Mental Health

We have referral bonus in addition!