Position: Data Engineer for Bureau of Sports Statistics
Company: FlexMade
Category: Data Engineer
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-10-01T00:00:00+03:00

Responsibilities:

- Modernize our data ecosystem and establish patterns for data ingestion and syndication
- Work with engineering, product, and company leadership to ensure that our approach is in line with broader company goals
- Collaborate directly with our research team to understand their needs so you can propose solutions that improve data workflows

Benefits:

- Regular challenges, education, and knowledge exchange to make you even better than you are
- Enthusiastic and supportive team
- Open and constructive working culture in a dynamic and fast-growing environment
- A crucial role in building stable and extendable software

Experience:

- Hands-on experience in Python, especially in the development of ETL pipelines and/or APIs
- Deep knowledge of SQL Server, or another relational database, and strong data modeling skills
- Willingness to dig into legacy code in order to troubleshoot issues and understand requirements for the new things we build
- 5+ years of professional experience working in a modern product/engineering-focused organization
- Communication skills that allow one to partner directly with product, internal customers, and clients to determine requirements, trade-offs, and goals
- Experience leading complicated data migrations
- Experience deploying apps on Azure
- A fan’s knowledge of sports statistics in one or more major US sports (basketball, baseball, football, hockey)
- Background working in B2B environments will be a plus

Language requirements:
English: Upper-intermediate
Technologies:

- Python
- SQL
- Azure
- ETL

ABOUT
OUR CLIENT

The company was founded over 100 years ago as the official statisticians of the National League. Since then, it has grown to become official statisticians for the MLB, NBA, NFL, WNBA, MLS, and G-League. The company not only works with the leagues but with many sports networks to provide data, research, and editorial support for their broadcasts and web content.

Location: United States