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We are seeking motivated and skilled Analytics Engineer to lead the design, implementation, and optimization of advanced analytical solutions. This exciting opportunity demands strategic thinkers who can align technical decisions with business goals, mentor team members, and drive impactful decision-making across interdisciplinary groups. Responsibilitie s Design and implement scalable data model s (star schema, dimensional modeling, medallion architecture), ensuring consistency, maintainability, and controlled schema evolution Build and optimize large-scale semantic layers and analytical data model s, focusing on performance, reusability, and governance Develop and maintain automated ETL/ELT pipeline s, using tools such as Azure Data Factory, Databricks Workflows, Apache Airflow, or Microsoft Fabric Optimize data structures and queries using advanced SQL technique s, including query tuning, partitioning, clustering, and performance optimization for large datasets Develop complex transformations using Python, PySpark, and Spark SQ L, ensuring scalability and efficiency Implement CI/CD, version control, and DevOps best practice s for data pipelines, ensuring reliable and secure deployments Define and implement data quality frameworks and observability solution s, including automated validation, monitoring, and SLA tracking Apply data governance, cataloging, and lineage practice s using tools such as Microsoft Purview or Unity Catalog Build and optimize Power BI semantic model s, including advanced DAX optimization and efficient analytical model design Work with modern cloud data platform s such as Snowflake, BigQuery, Azure Synapse, Delta Lake, ADLS, and Redshift, understanding cross-system dependencies and architecture Soft Skills Ability to translat e business requirements into clear, actionable technical solutio ns, acting as a bridge between Business, BI, Data Science, and Data Engineering teams Experience mentoring and supportin g junior and mid-level enginee rs, promoting best practices and continuous improvement Strong ownership mindset, ensurin g high-quality, stable, and reliable data solutio ns Structured problem-solving approach with the ability to break down complex and ambiguous challenges into scalable solutions Adaptability to changing priorities, with strong workload management and proactive risk communication Minimum 3+ years in data analytics environments with hands-on contribution to reliable data solutio Work model : 2 days per week in the office and 3 days at home.
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