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David Careers

Data Engineer | Global Macro Hedge Fund | NYC | Python, SQL & Snowflake

Posted 2 days ago

saragossaJersey City (NJ)
Data Warehousing SpecialistsPortfolio Management and Investment Advice

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150k–$200k

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About the role

I’m working on a Data Engineering opportunity at a global macro hedge fund in NYC, where you’ll help modernize a data platform supporting trading across 100+ countries. The big focus? Python, SQL & Snowflake. You’ll work with vendor feeds, APIs, and existing data workflows, building automated pipelines, improving data quality and master data management, and helping move the platform into the cloud. You’ll report directly to the Head of Data in NYC giving you real ownership and visibility across a global team. This is a great fit for someone with financial services experience who wants to help shape and modernize a data platform rather than simply maintain existing pipelines. Key areas: Python & SQLSnowflakedbtData pipelines & automation Vendor feeds & APIsCloud data platforms Data quality & master data management Financial market dataNYC - Hudson Yards - 4 days in office, Fridays remote Base salary of $150k–$200k + bonus, depending on experience. If you’re a strong Data Engineer looking for ownership and the chance to make a real impact please apply!

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