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Atlys is a product-led, data-enabled company that leverages data at every critical juncture to make informed decisions. Our commitment to data-driven insights spans across all functions and levels within the organization. We are seeking a talented Data Engineer to elevate our data infrastructure and capabilities.

Job requirements

Why hire a Data Engineer?

Atlys is a product-led but data-enabled company.
We’ve used data at every inflexion point to make better decisions, and the requirement comes from across the board.
The requirement for a Data Engineer, is to take the above to the next level by:
- Structuring the DB schema coming from different sources
- Integrating Data coming from multiple sources (ex Ad Platforms) for better Data Quality and Governance
- Working on ML Driven Data Products along with other SDEs and Data Team to give a accurate segmentation based insights
- Owning all ETL pipelines and the analytics DW for any new and/or old pipelines

Experience and Skills you MUST have:

Experience with Python and FastAPI is a must (can be any other BE framework or language too i.e. GoLang, NodeJS).
You need to be a SQL nerd, basically know everything around DML and DDL, how OLTP or OLAP works.
1-3 Years of experience building Data Pipelines, ETL, and DBA.
A fundamental understanding of LLMs is good to have.
Experience with Postgres and clickhouse is preferred.
More than anything, you need to be a little bit passionate about how Data works, and how to utilize it for better decision-making, wherein your role would be more around the ingestion of that data.

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