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Senior Data Engineer

ID5.io
Manchester
1 week ago
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About Us


Founded in 2017, ID5 has become a global leader in digital identity solutions for the advertising technology industry, partnering with premium publishers, platforms, and advertisers worldwide. Our mission is to enhance addressability across digital environments, providing best-in-class solutions for data protection and identification. Backed by industry investors, ID5 operates as a remote-first company with a commitment to innovation, inclusion, and global collaboration.


Role Overview:


We are looking for a versatile Data Engineer with a strong relation to Java backend engineering to join our Graph Delivery team and help build, extend, and maintain customer-facing graph solutions. You will work on large-scale batch processing pipelines while also contributing to APIs and sometimes UIs, ensuring our products remain reliable, efficient, and impactful. The role requires strong problem ownership, and clear communication across teams like other Engineering teams, Product, and Solution Consulting. You’ll deliver immediate value through fixes and features, while long term driving the evolution of our graph products with new capabilities, improved performance, and architectural coherence.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Join a team to design, build, and maintain batch-oriented high scale data products, along with the APIs and minimalistic UIs that support them.
  • Collaborate with Product, Solution Consulting, and Sales Engineering to deliver solutions for our most strategic customers—whether next-generation innovations or custom-tailored adaptations.
  • Take ownership of the full problem space, spanning data storage and pipelines through to APIs, metadata, and UIs
  • Improve and extend existing products with new features, cost optimizations, and reliability enhancements, while addressing technical debt and ensuring alignment with the broader architecture.


Required Qualifications:


  • 5+ years of experience in backend and/or data engineering roles, with a strong focus on building and maintaining data pipelines.
  • Proficiency in JVM-based languages (Java, Kotlin), ideally combined with Python and experience in Spring Boot
  • Solid understanding of data engineering tools and frameworks, like Spark, Flink, Kafka, dbt, Trino, and Airflow.
  • Hands-on experience with cloud environments (AWS, GCP, or Azure), infrastructure-as-code practices, and ideally container orchestration with Kubernetes.
  • Familiarity with SQL and NoSQL databases (Cassandra, Postgres), ideally combined with data collaboration platforms (Snowflake, Databricks)
  • Strong DevOps mindset with experience in CI/CD pipelines, monitoring, and observability tools (Grafana or equivalent).
  • Exposure to analytics, reporting, and BI tools such as Apache Superset, Lightdash or OpenSearch
  • Willingness to work across the stack by contributing to API development and, at times, UI components (Vue.js, Zoho, or similar).
  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work independently and adapt quickly to complex codebases.
  • Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience.


What we offer to our talent


  • Remote-first working policy
  • A competitive compensation package, including stock options in ID5
  • WeWork membership and option to work from different WeWork locations
  • Regular offsites to enjoy face-to-face time and to bond further with your colleagues
  • A dynamic environment that offers room for growth and development to all employees
  • A friendly, international, and multicultural team
  • We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are passionate about creating an inclusive environment in which all employees can thrive



More about ID5


Launched in September 2017, ID5 currently employs 60 people and works with premium publishers, ad tech platforms, and advertisers globally. Built to improve addressability across all digital advertising environments, ID5 has rapidly established itself as the most adopted identity solution in the market, prevailing over larger and more established companies thanks to its unique position and focus on providing the best identification and data protection technology.



The company is backed by financial and strategic industry investors who believe in ID5’s vision and plan. This investment has allowed ID5 to expand the business, increase its footprint globally, and hire the best talent to support its ambitious growth plans.


Recognized as one of the most outstanding employers by Digiday’s WorkLife Awards 2023, ID5 is a remote-first company, allowing employees to work from different locations and time zones indefinitely. We equip our team with all the tools needed to perform their work remotely, and we ensure people bond and stay connected thanks to regular all-hands meetings, communication tools such as Slack and Zoom, and by organizing regular offsites around the world. We also offer WeWork membership for those who prefer not to work from home, and allow individuals to move across different WeWork locations. More details about our remote-first organization here:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mathieuroche_team-remotework-remoteworklife-activity- 6927642580742504449-KbhL

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