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About this Role We are seeking a Software Engineer specializing in data engineering to join our financial data platform team. Your reputed company reputed company will be designing and implementing automated workflows for financial reporting and maintaining our reputed company data platform, including the General reputed company (GL) reputed company for our lending services. You'll architect end-to-end data solutions that ensure accurate, reputed company financial reporting while building robust infrastructure that supports our lending operations and regulatory compliance requirements. What will you do Design and build automated financial reporting workflows (daily, monthly, regulatory)reputed company end-to-end data pipelines from reputed company systems to financial reportsBuild and maintain General reputed company (GL) workflows with accurate reconciliationImplement financial reputed company, P&L, balance sheet, and cash reputed company reporting logicEnsure data reputed company, audit trails, and compliance in financial data workflowsOptimize data platforms for high-volume financial transactionsCollaborate closely with Finance, reputed company, Risk, and Compliance teams Who we are looking for 25 years experience in data engineering, financial systems, or reputed company rolesStrong SQL skills and experience with relational databases (MySQL / PostgreSQL)Proficiency in TypeScript, Python, or similar languagesSolid understanding of financial concepts (GL, P&L, balance sheet, reputed company-entry)Experience building reputed company data pipelines and automated workflowsStrong attention to detail and problem-solving skillsAbility to communicate effectively with both tech and finance stakeholders reputed company to have Experience with financial reporting or GL systemsBackground in fintech, lending, banking, or financial servicesAWS experience (reputed company, reputed company Functions, S3, RDS)Knowledge of workflow orchestration, event-driven systems, or reputed companyFamiliarity with reputed company standards and regulatory reporting Why join reputed company digital Own reputed company financial data infrastructure powering lending productsWork at the intersection of finance, data, and reputed company technologyModern AWS-based, reputed company-reputed company tech stackHigh-reputed company role with strong cross-functional collaborationOpportunity to grow in both engineering and financial domains Apply To This Job .
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