Managed Services - Data Engineer - Senior Associate
pwcFranklin (TN)
Managed Services - Data Engineer - Senior Associate
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pwcFranklin (TN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
As a Senior Associate in Managed Services Data Engineering, you will design and build data pipelines, integration flows, and transformation logic to turn raw data into actionable insights for clients. You’ll analyze complex problems, lead workstreams, mentor juniors, and grow your technical and client-relations capabilities within our Data and Analytics Engineering practice. Expect to apply a broad toolkit to solve data challenges, translate business needs into data solutions, and support delivery across client engagements. You will work with cross-functional teams to inform recommendations and improve data reliability at scale. This role offers a meaningful opportunity to shape data-driven, Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k vacation sick leave
Responsibilities:
Design and build data pipelines, integration flows, and transformation logic for managed services engagements Develop data infrastructure components on cloud platforms, data lakes, and warehouses Leverage AWS, Snowflake, Apache Airflow, and MySQL for ingestion, orchestration, storage, and query performance Troubleshoot warehouse issues, validate data quality, refine pipelines for reliability Translate business needs into data engineering solutions for reporting and decision-making Interpret data patterns and technical findings to inform client/internal recommendations Review junior team members’ work and provide technical guidance Apply critical thinking to solve complex data engineering problems and adapt to changing project needs
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree (minimum) 3+ years of experience in data engineering or related field Experience supporting client service engagements Proficiency with AWS, Snowflake, Airflow, or MySQL in data pipelines Ability to interpret data quality, validation, and transformation requirements Strong collaboration across teams and ability to adapt to ambiguity Mentoring junior team members and reviewing deliverables collaboration mentoring problem-solving AWS Snowflake Apache Airflow
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