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Summary

Sysmatch, a Portuguese IT consultancy, seeks a mid-senior Data Engineer in Lisbon to build and maintain data pipelines and warehousing. Core stack: AWS data services (Glue, S3, Lambda), Snowflake, Airflow, SQL, Python, Git/CI/CD and Terraform, with Neo4j as a plus.

About the Company

Sysmatch is an IT Consultancy and Outsourcing Company with a wide range of technological skills, resulting from the accumulation of know-how and the experience of our consultants, allowing the implementation of solutions adapted to the needs of our clients, privileging their robustness and scalability. More than two decades in the IT market, we present ourselves as a flexible, adaptable, innovative and forward-looking Company.

About the Role

Data Engineer

Required Skills

  • Fluency in English, written and spoken, is mandatory.
  • At least 3 years of direct professional experience working with AWS data services, especially AWS Glue, S3, and Lambda. This is mandatory
  • Professional experience with Snowflake for data warehousing and analytics. This is mandatory.
  • Professional experience with Apache Airflow for workflow orchestration.
  • Professional experience in SQL and Python for data manipulation and analysis is mandatory.
  • Professional experience with Git for version control and CI/CD
  • Experience with Terraform for infrastructure as code.
  • Knowledge of Neo4j and Cypher is a plus

Recruitment, selection and integration process

The first contacts will be made by phone call or video call.

We are prepared to ensure the monitoring and integration of new employees and support them in this new phase of their professional career.

Seniority level

  • Mid-Senior level

Employment type

  • Full-time

Job function

  • Information Technology

Location

  • Lisbon, Portugal

Skills

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