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2+ years leading data engineering development directly with business or data science stakeholders. Knowledgeable with Data Science tools and frameworks. The Sr. Data Orchestration Infra Engineer will report to the Sr. Data & Analytics Manager.
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Your expertise in Java, Python, Spark cluster management, data science, big data, REST API development, and knowledge of Databricks and Delta Lake will be essential in driving the success of our data initiatives.
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As a Senior Data Engineer, you will multi-functional Global Analytics and Data Science team, collaborating closely with executives, data scientists, and data analysts on various data initiatives, infrastructure, and automation of data workflows.
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Bachelor's degree in computer science, Data Science, Finance, Engineering, Quantitative Finance or related required. A well-known financial institution that has been around almost 100 years is seeking a Senior Data Engineer to join their team.
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Degree in an analytical field such as Data Science, Machine Learning, Analytics, Statistics, Computer Science, or highly quantitative engineering Previous experience as a data engineer or in a similar role 5+ years of Python development experience is necessary.
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Working alongside some of the most challenging and cutting-edge Data Science problem. Manage the entire data flow, from acquisition to transformation into actionable insights using SQL and Python/Java.
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Stay updated with the latest technologies and trends in big data, data engineering, data science, and REST API development, and provide recommendations for process improvements.
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