IRIUM - Spain

Data Engineer

Remote
Full Time
Mid Level

En IRIUM nos preocupamos por ayudarte a seguir persiguiendo tus sueños.

Actualmente buscamos un Data Engineer: Business Intelligence para incorporarse a un proyecto estable en uno de nuestros principales clientes del sector bancario.

¿Qué ofrecemos si te unes a nosotros?

  • Modalidad: 100% remoto

  • Contrato indefinido

  • Jornada laboral: de lunes a viernes, de 9:00 a 18:00 (en verano, de 8:00 a 15:00)

  • Acceso a formación continua en tecnologías IT

  • Retribución flexible: ticket restaurante, seguro médico, entre otros beneficios

  • Club de beneficios para empleados: descuentos en marcas, ocio y viajes

  • Ambiente laboral cercano y colaborativo

¿Qué necesitas?

  • Entre 3 y 6 años de experiencia en desarrollo backend y Data Engineering.

  • Sólidos conocimientos en Scala y Spark (traducción de Spark 1.6 a Spark 2.4).

  • Experiencia en creación de workflows con Oozie y desarrollo de flujos de ingesta de datos.

  • Manejo de tecnologías como MySQL, Oracle, Cloudera, Hadoop, Spring Boot, Jenkins, Maven, Git y Jira.

  • Capacidad para validar datos, generar informes y resolver incidencias con equipos técnicos.

  • Residencia en la Unión Europea.

¿En qué trabajarás?

  • Mantenimiento y desarrollo backend en distintos subproyectos estratégicos.

  • Desarrollo y optimización de procesos ETL para ingesta y procesamiento de datos.

  • Traducción y mejora de código en Scala y Spark.

  • Automatización de workflows mediante Oozie.

  • Comunicación y coordinación con el equipo técnico del cliente para resolución de errores.

  • Generación de informes y validación de tablas mensuales.

  • Participación en el cierre mensual y gestión de ejecuciones.

En IRIUM somos un equipo comprometido, dinámico y en constante crecimiento. Si buscas un entorno profesional donde afrontar nuevos retos tecnológicos y seguir desarrollándote, esta puede ser tu oportunidad.

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