Senior Data Engineer (Python) - Remote
harnhamPhoenix (AZ)
Senior Data Engineer (Python) - Remote
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harnhamPhoenix (AZ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
SENIOR DATA ENGINEER – ENTERPRISE DATA MODELING We're partnering with a large enterprise organization modernizing its data platform and looking for a Senior Data Engineer with strong data modeling and engineering expertise. You'll help build the curated enterprise data layer, designing scalable data models that support analytics, reporting, and business operations while remaining hands-on with implementation. Design and build conceptual, logical, and physical data models Develop enterprise data models used across multiple teams and business functions Analyze source data and assess data quality Establish data modeling standards and best practices 6+ years of Data Engineering or Data Warehousing experience ~ Strong experience with enterprise data modeling ~ Advanced SQL and hands-on data engineering skills ~ Dimensional modeling and analytics platform experience ~ Experience with data modeling tools (sqlDBM, ER/Studio, Erwin, etc.) ~ Ability to translate business requirements into scalable data solutions Data Vault AWS or cloud data platforms Informatica Data governance and catalog tools Build foundational enterprise data models used across the organization Play a key role in a major data modernization initiative Balanced role: ~50% Data Engineering / 50% Data Modeling Opportunity to become the team's go-to data modeling expert Strong growth potential, competitive compensation, bonus, and benefits
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