Senior Data Engineer - Handshakes

Job ID: 14687

Senior Data Engineer

Technology
Singapore

The role

Handshakes is an award-winning DataTech company. We enable our clients to make safer, more informed decisions by delivering meaningful insights, harnessed from reliable data.

We apply machine learning technology to analyze and provide corporate data from public and private domains. Our award-winning Handshakes App fuses these data to provide strategic business intelligence for our clients.

We seek a dynamic and motivated Senior Data Engineer to join our innovative team in Singapore.  The Senior Data Engineer will design, develop and maintain scalable data transformation pipelines to support business needs.  

Key responsibilities of a Senior Data Engineer include:

  • Design and develop scalable data pipelines using Python and Scala.
  • Build and maintain ETL processes for large and complex datasets.
  • Ensure data integrity and quality through validation and control measures.
  • Collaborate with Solution Architects to design secure and reliable data architectures.
  • Identify and implement optimizations for data transformation processes.

To be a successful Senior Data Engineer, you would have:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.
  • 3+ years of experience in data engineering, with a focus on Python or Scala.
  • Strong proficiency in SQL and experience with relational database systems.
  • Experience in designing and developing scalable data pipelines.
  • Knowledge of cloud-based data platforms such as AWS or Azure is a plus

We are not engaging with recruitment agencies for this hiring. 

Submit your application for a Senior Data Engineer here or liaise directly via email to [email protected]

 

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