Position: Software/Data Engineer
Company: Akvelon
Category: Data Engineer
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

**Requirements:**

- at least some mathematics/data background or experience

✔︎ Someone who fits either of the below profiles and is willing to work on a long-term basis.

**Profile 1**: Strong data scientist with interest or experience in backend engineering.

**Profile 2**: Strong backend engineer with math/statistics knowledge looking to work on quantitative projects.

- Ability to take a problem on the data side and build out a solution (creative problem solving by applying mathematical mindset/background)

**Primary technologies are:**

-Go and Java for high performance, low latency serving

-Spark (Scala and Python) for offline ETLs

-AWS for infrastructure and serving

- BigQuery for data analysis

**Seniority:**  Mid to Senior
- 3+ YOE, preferably in data science or backend engineering

**Responsibilities:**

- Use data science and analysis to discover opportunities to improve our platform.
- Produce technical designs to implement improvements in our live distributed systems.
- Implement your designs, measure their impact, and maintain and improve them over time.
- Serve as a knowledge center for other team members by sharing your experience and contributing to design reviews.

**Working conditions:**

Time overlap with at least one continental US timezone is strongly preferred at the moment. 

**Working benefits**
🔸Paid vacation, sick leave
🔸Official state holidays
🔸Professional growth while attending challenging projects and possibility to switch your role, master new technologies and skills with company support
🔸Flexible working schedule: 8 hours per day, 40 hours per week.
🔸Personal Career Development Plan (CDP)
🔸Employee support program (Discount, Care, Heals, Legal compensation)
🔸Paid external training, conferences, and professional certification that meets company’s business goals
🔸Internal workshops & seminars
🔸Corporate library (Paper/E-books) and internal English classes