Nineleaps-Data Engineer
Summary
Senior Data Engineer (6+ yrs) in Bengaluru to own end-to-end production data pipelines — architecture, transaction-grain fact tables, and data quality/audit controls — for finance, risk, or compliance analytics. Core stack: Python, cross-dialect SQL (MySQL/PostgreSQL), Airflow-style orchestration, and Uber's internal data platform tools.
We're looking for a Senior Data Engineer with strong data architecture and system design skills to design, build, and own end-to-end production pipelines powering analytics and decision-making across the org. The role centers on deep Python + SQL expertise, robust transaction-level fact tables, and rigorous data quality and auditability, ideally within a finance, risk, or compliance data domain. Internal candidates familiar with Uber's data platform stack (Piper/uWorc, Databook, uSecret, DSW, SourceGraph, Query Builder, OneETL) will be prioritized. Location: Bangalore Experience: 6+ Years What You'll Do Own data architecture and system design decisions for pipelines and data models - grain, partitioning, schema evolution, and scalability tradeoffs. Take end-to-end ownership of pipelines in production: design, build, deploy, monitor, and operate. Design and build transaction tables (append-only, immutable event/transaction-grain fact tables) alongside standard fact/dimension models using medallion (bronze/silver/gold) architecture. Build and support pipelines for finance, risk, or compliance use cases where accuracy, auditability, and data lineage are critical. Implement data quality and auditability controls: validation checks, reconciliation logic, anomaly detection, and audit trails for every pipeline you own. Write complex, cross-dialect SQL (MySQL + PostgreSQL): window functions, multi-layered CTEs, CASE-driven logic, COALESCE/NULLIF, type casting, and date/timestamp handling. Build idempotent reload patterns (DELETE+INSERT), UNION ALL/set operations, and templated (Jinja-style) SQL including handling for late-arriving/corrected transaction records without double-counting. Orchestrate Airflow-style DAGs (Pipeline/BaseTask, ExternalTaskSensor for cross-pipeline deps) with secure credential handling via uSecret. Build Python ETL tooling: pandas (CSV DB), SQLAlchemy + raw drivers (MySQLdb, psycopg2), type hints/dataclasses, class-based pipeline design. Integrate with Google Drive/Sheets APIs; build YAML-driven pipeline configs; handle Piper staging/user_staging quirks. Own CI/CD for pipelines via standard Git workflows. Use Uber's internal stack day-to-day: OneETL for pipeline authoring, Piper/uWorc for scheduling, Databook for lineage, uSecret for credentials, DSW notebooks for CSV/table work, SourceGraph for code search, Query Builder for ad hoc SQL. Document data models and pipeline logic for maintainability, keeping compliance/audit needs in mind. What We're Looking For Must-Have: 6+ years in data engineering. Strong data architecture and system design skills to make sound tradeoffs on modeling, partitioning, and scalability, not just write queries. Demonstrated end-to-end production ownership of data pipelines from design through deployment, monitoring, and operational support. Expert-level Python + SQL as the primary toolset. Hive/Hadoop is a nice-to-have only. Robust data quality and auditability practices - validation, reconciliation, anomaly detection, audit trails. Experience working with finance, risk, or compliance data - comfort with the heightened accuracy, auditability, and data-lineage requirements typical of these domains. Proven experience designing and building transaction/fact tables. Expert SQL (window functions, CTEs, CASE logic, cross-dialect MySQL/PostgreSQL). Strong Python (pandas, SQLAlchemy, type hints/dataclasses, class-based pipelines). Airflow-like orchestration experience (Piper/uWorc a plus). Solid data modeling fundamentals (fact/dim, normalization, medallion architecture). YAML-based config experience; standard CI/CD and Git workflows. Strongly Preferred (Uber Internal Tooling): Piper/uWorc, Databook, uSecret, DSW, SourceGraph, Query Builder, OneETL. Nice-to-Have: Hive/Hadoop or Spark experience.


