Snowflake Data Engineer
Snowflake Data Engineer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design and build data warehouse solutions in Snowflake across the full development lifecycle: planning, requirements, development, testing and QADevelop data pipelines and transformations in Python and SQLDiagnose and tune SQL queries to keep the platform fast, reliable and scalable
- Build and maintain orchestrated workflows (Airflow, Informatica, Automic or similar)
- Troubleshoot incidents, find root causes, fix and document issues, and put preventive measures in place
- Work with the engineering team to choose and implement the best technical solutions
- Maintain metadata and data lineage, and hold a high standard for code quality and design
- Manage your deliverables in a fast-paced environment
- What you need 10+ years designing and developing data solutions in enterprise environments 4+ years hands-on with Snowflake, including data warehouse design and development
- Expert-level Python and SQL, including analytical/window functions and query tuning
- Hands-on experience with orchestration tools (Airflow, Informatica, Automic or similar)
- Shell scripting and JavaScript
- A working understanding of metadata management and data lineage
- Experience with Git, Confluence and Jira 2+ years of professional experience in the U.S.Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills, and a collaborative, clear communicator
- Azure Data Factory or other Azure data services (equivalent experience on other clouds is welcome)
- Pharma, life sciences or omnichannel data experience
- Hands-on use of AI tools in your engineering work (e.g., Copilot, Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT)
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