Data Engineer - Production Data Layer

G2i Inc.

Remote (Europe or LatAm), Must overlap with European hours and partially with Asian timezonesFull-TimeMiddle

SalaryUp to 62 USD per hour

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Requirements

Strong experience building and operating production-grade data systems
Solid fundamentals in data modeling
Solid fundamentals in pipeline design
Ability to work autonomously and take ownership of a domain
High attention to detail and commitment to data accuracy
Strong communication skills in async, distributed environments
Comfortable working in fast-moving, ambiguous environments

Responsibilities

Own the data stack end-to-end: ingestion → transformation → modeling → serving → monitoring
Build and maintain ETL/ELT pipelines from APIs, webhooks, and operational systems
Design resilient data models that handle evolving and imperfect source systems
Implement monitoring and alerting for data quality, freshness, and pipeline failures
Ensure high reliability and observability across the data layer
Lead improvements, migrations, and infrastructure decisions
Collaborate with engineering leadership on architecture, including modern data access patterns

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