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Analytics Engineer - Global Finance Apply right away Language NL EN About us Expertise areas Analytics Engineer - Global Finance Data & Analytics - Netherlands Amsterdam - Data & Analytics - 36-40 - Scale 8: € 4.114 - € 5.878 pm At a glance ABN AMRO Clearing N.V. (AACB) is looking for an Analytics Engineer within our core Data Science team who combines excellent quantitative and communication skills with a strong drive to understand and learn about the complexity of the financial markets. Do you want to work in a data science team that focuses on the financial markets and the clearing industry? ABN AMRO Clearing operates at the heart of global financial markets, serving many of the world's leading trading firms and connecting to the major exchanges and trading venues worldwide. Processing billions of transactions annually, AACB is recognized as one of the leading clearing firms globally. Your Job As an Analytics Engineer within the Data Science team, you will play a central role in the development and implementation of data-driven solutions, automation, analytical insights and support for our organization's decision-making processes. Your key responsibilities are to provide data (quality) pipelines, automated workflows, and create reports & insights to support professionals across our organization. If you are passionate about financial markets, analytics and coding, this is the perfect opportunity for you. In your work you will: - Develop and maintain robust data pipelines to efficiently extract, transform, and load data from various sources into our analytics platform - Join a multidisciplinary team where data scientists, analysts, machine learning engineers, and finance professionals work together on complex, high-impact challenges in global financial markets - Design and optimize automated processes to streamline data collection, data quality checks and report generation - Analyze data and create visualizations...
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