Data Engineer

About this job At JUMO, we’ve built a smart financial services platform to make finance accessible to everyone. Our Data engineering team ensures that our intelligent banking platform is able to acquire data from millions of users across globally distributed sources, such as GSM. Beyond ingress, the data is processed and stored in the cloud to support event-driven analytics and machine learning pipelines. As a JUMO Data Engineer, you will design, build and maintain scalable data architectures. You will monitor their performance, perform root cause analysis and provide solutions to any issues that might arise. You will work with large, complex data sets, which means experience working with Big Data is essential. On a typical day, we use Spark, Kafka, Python, SQL, Airflow and AWS technologies, such as Redshift. We work with Docker and Kubernetes for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. You will Be responsible for creating robust, mission critical batch and streaming data processing capabilities Design, implement, and maintain the data pipelines that constitute JUMO's data platform, enabling effective use of data across the organisation Provide feedback on team members' output, encouraging skills development within the team Work closely with Portfolio Managers and Decision Scientists to understand the real world problems we’re trying to solve Mentor juniors with technical leadership Be supported by senior leaders as you drive your own development You will need BSc. in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or equivalent tertiary degree Real-world understanding & experience of data pipeline design and development, as well as data processing and storage (i.e. experience in designing systems to process and curate large data sets) Experience in streaming technologies, specifically Spark and Kafka Experience with cloud technologies, AWS preferred Solid, proven experience working with big-data technologies such as Apache Spark, Flink, Hadoop, Kafka or Kinesis, DynamoDB Command of productionising and monitoring of data pipeline workflows, and working knowledge of the Data Product Lifecycle Experience in application design and development with at least one of the following languages: Python (preferred), Kotlin RDBMS experience in any relevant technology such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redshift and SQL Server. This includes experience with relational database administration, technical architectures and infrastructure components Understanding of CI/CD practices Productive within a Linux command line environment Proven ability to contribute software as part of a team. We are looking for someone that can effectively communicate technical concepts, and apply critical thinking under pressure Bonus if you have Experience working with messaging systems (RabbitMQ, Redis, SNS) Experience working with data pipeline orchestration (Airflow, Nifi, Dagster ) Experience working with production BI environments and tools (Tableau, Superset, Looker) We ask a lot of each other at JUMO, but we give a lot too. You will love Collaborating with smart, engaging people in an inspiring work environment Working for impact Growing and learning continuously, with loads of encouragement and support Boldly taking risks as we navigate new challenges Flexible work practices enabling your best delivery Being autonomous and empowered to lead A stack of leading-edge technologies Remote First We operate a remote first working approach, where working remotely is our default way of working. Our environment is designed to foster innovation and enable collaboration. You have flexibility where to work from (between time zone UTC 0 and UTC +3), as long as you are set up to work remotely and have access to data with a strong and reliable connection as we value online facetime for collaboration at JUMO. Diversity and Inclusion At JUMO, we firmly believe that diversity strengthens our teams. We are dedicated to fostering an inclusive recruitment process that cultivates an environment where all individuals can be authentic, collaborate, and thrive. Originally posted on Himalayas