Senior Data Engineer

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consortiaBrooklyn (NY)
Data Warehousing SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

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Overview In this role you will design and build a next-generation data platform for market and credit counterparty risk as part of a four-year transformation program. You will partner with stakeholders and engineering teams to deliver scalable, secure data solutions that support risk management. The role focuses on building reliable data pipelines, integrating new data sources, and advancing platform capabilities in a fast-paced financial services environment. You’ll contribute to a culture of problem-solving and best practices, shaping the risk platform from the ground up. Compensation / Benefitsflexible work arrangements (NYC 1–2 days in office or fully remote)competitive compensationprofessional growth opportunitiescollaborative environment Responsibilities Build and optimize data pipelines and workflows with Python, AWS, Airflow, and Snowflake Ensure data systems are reliable, high-performing, and secure via monitoring and alerting Translate business needs into technical solutions with stakeholders Enhance the platform by adding features, data sources, and improving data flows Document processes and tools and share best practices across the team Tackle technical challenges and drive a culture of innovation Key requirements Strong technical background in designing, building, and maintaining complex data platforms Advanced Python development for efficient, scalable solutions Cloud expertise with AWS and experience with Airflow and Snowflake Expertise in market and credit counterparty risk systems Comfort with dynamic environments and tight deadlines Experience with CI/CD workflows and infrastructure as code Effective communication and cross-functional collaborationcommunicationcollaboration with cross-functional teamsproblem-solving PythonAWSAirflow

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