Experienced Data Engineer with GCP

Future Mind is a brilliant, inspiring team, one of the most awarded tech consulting companies in the region with a broad portfolio of clients, including Żabka, Jeronimo Martins (Hebe, Biedronka), LPP (Reserved, Sinsay, Mohito), eObuwie, Modivo, and other well-recognized brands. We have received several industry awards for delivering some of the best eCommerce applications in Poland, listed among the most popular across app stores. Our expert engineers, designers, project managers, and analysts work on projects ranging from top mobile commerce apps used daily by millions of customers to IoT, and telematics platforms that produce vast amounts of data.In 2023, we joined forces with Solita, a Finnish tech powerhouse with a vibrant community of over 2000 specialists across Europe that combines data, business, and technology skills to build and improve digital services for leading organizations in manufacturing, medical, shipping, and other major industries, including such clients as NATO, Nokian Tires, Pfizer and many others. Together we are dedicated to delivering cutting-edge, data-driven solutions. As part of the Solita Group, Future Mind provides digital advisory & delivery services with the support of our international partners and upholds equally high cultural standards.We value proactive professionals who take ownership, enjoy solving problems, sharing knowledge, and collaboration. Together, we create high-quality software solutions that fulfil our clients' business needs and impact their customers' lives every day.Role description:As a Data Engineer, your role involves designing and implementing ingestion and transformation pipelines and building data models while collaborating closely with business stakeholders. You’re a good match if you have worked with GCP’s data stack and cloud for several years and understand the value both can create for customers. You will join a greenfield data platform project for one of our Nordic clients.This job is all about:building end-to-end ELT data pipelines on top of the GCP (BigQuery, Cloud Dataflow, Cloud Composer),designing data models based on large, complex data sets to meet both functional and non-functional business requirements;adopting a holistic platform view (source systems, networking, orchestration, etc.) with the ability to deliver business value;collaborating within our project teams to meet client needs and deliver high-quality solutions.Here’s what we’re looking for:vast experience with Cloud Data Warehouses (BigQuery is preferred),deep understanding of data modeling techniques (dimensional model and data vault would be a plus),proficiency with combining SQL and Python with modern ELT toolset (Cloud Dataflow would be a plus),experience with Airflow, Dagster, or other orchestration tool,effective communication skills, proficiency in Polish and English,you also must have the legal right to work in the EU to apply for this position.…and here’s what we offer:a dynamic work environment where innovation and collaboration are valued,access to cutting-edge projects and technologies in a variety of industries,a supportive community of experts to foster your professional growth and development,competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a focus on work-life balance,opportunities for continuous learning and career advancement, including specialized training in big data technologies and GCP certifications,the ability to work fully remotely or check into one of our offices whenever you like, with some opportunity for international travel to visit client sites, costs covered,fully paid private health insurance, subsidized sports membership, mental health support, and language courses.

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