Data Engineer (Snowflake, Fintech)

Our client is a Swedish fintech company expanding in Poland. The project focuses on building a strong data foundation that will support data-driven HR strategies and help unlock the full potential of people data.

• Minimum 5 years of experience in data engineering, preferably in HR for People Analytics.
• Proven experience in building and managing data pipelines and models using tools like DBT, Fivetran, and Snowflake.
• Solid understanding of data governance, privacy, and the sensitivity around handling data, preferably HR related data from systems such as Workday, Greenhouse, and Culture Amp.
• Strong collaboration skills to work effectively with colleagues across different geographies and functions.
• A proactive mindset with the ability to work independently and drive initiatives forward.
• Experience in version control using Git and automating infrastructure with Terraform.

• Designing and implementing robust data pipelines to ingest, clean, and process large volumes of HR data from various sources.
• Developing and maintaining data models using tools like DBT to ensure data is well-structured and accessible for analysis.
• Connecting and integrating data sources using Fivetran, ensuring seamless data flow into the Snowflake data warehouse.
• Building and maintaining data validation and testing frameworks to ensure data quality and reliability.
• Implementing data governance policies and managing access rights to ensure sensitive HR data is handled securely and compliantly.
• Collaborating closely with local and international colleagues to align data engineering efforts with broader People Analytics initiatives and HR strategies.
• Automating infrastructure management using Terraform, ensuring scalability and reliability of data systems.
• Using Git for version control, ensuring that all changes to data pipelines, models, and infrastructure are tracked and managed effectively.
• Dashboard creation in PowerBI, creating insights in dashboards based on the data operated from systems in Snowflake.