Member of Technical Staff (Data Engineer)
storm3New York (NY)
About the role
🚨 Founding Data Engineer | NYC (On-Site)I'm working with a rapidly growing Health Tech startup that is reimagining how pharmaceutical companies launch and measure marketing campaigns using AI.They're looking for their first Data Engineer to own and build the entire data foundation from the ground up. Why this opportunity stands out:✅ Built at the intersection of AI, data, and healthcare✅ Trusted by 50+ pharma brands and leading life sciences organizations✅ Backed by top healthcare and technology investors, including founders behind some of healthcare's most successful startups✅ Opportunity to shape the company's data architecture, product roadmap, and measurement platform from day one What you'll tackle:• Build and own the cloud data platform end-to-end• Design scalable ingestion, transformation, and attribution pipelines• Solve complex identity resolution and data quality challenges• Create the foundation for campaign measurement, experimentation, and AI-driven insights• Partner directly with Product, AI, Media, and Customer teams Ideal background:• Strong Python + SQL• Experience building production-grade data platforms and ETL/ELT pipelines• Expertise with modern cloud data stacks (Big Query, Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift, etc.)• Comfortable working with messy, high-volume third-party data• Startup mentality with a desire to own problems from 0→1📍 NYC On-Site💰 $200k-$300k base + meaningful equity🩺 Full benefits + 401(k) match + visa sponsorship available If you're excited about building the data backbone of an AI-native Health Tech company from day one, I'd love to chat. Feel free to message me directly.
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