Position: Senior Data Engineer (PostgreSQL)
Company: SoftServe
Category: SQL
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-12-01T00:00:00+02:00

**WE ARE**
SoftServe is cooperating with the client, a data intelligence platform, working with leading global brands, partners, and agencies. The platform provides a single source of truth across all your data, giving the power to make better decisions. The customer was incubated in 2015 inside VaynerMedia.

They are more than just another data processing platform. They bridge the entire gap between your data and the questions you want to be answered.

**YOU ARE**
Demonstrating the following competencies:

• 5+ years of relevant experience, or at least 3 years and a CS or equivalent degree
• Capability of designing scalable solutions to complex data problems
• Ability to scope, coordinate, and deliver projects with multiple engineers
• The skillful facilitation of team growth (pls see our definition of Winning Together)
• Experience writing production code and creating/ improving ETL processes
• Strong understanding of relational database architecture

Meeting the following technical requirements:
• Python/Pandas
• PostgreSQL
• Heroku/AWS

**YOU WANT TO WORK WITH**
An opportunity to:

• Architect robust systems for ensuring data integrity. If the data is wrong, everything we build on top of it is useless
• Improve our ETL processes for fetching, normalizing, and surfacing data across dozens of APIs, and a huge quantity of complex data sources
• Enhance memory and time efficiency for thousands of daily jobs across hundreds of brands
• Boost our data retrieval engine by taking a wide array of inputs across a large number of tables and delivering an accurate result
• Build out an incredible team of data engineers

**TOGETHER WE WILL**
• Work with a small, focused, and collaborative team
• Build for the long term and prioritize a good solution over a quick one

We know that engineers love to learn and we encourage you to take on tasks outside your focus