Senior Data Engineer

Aibidia
City of London
1 month ago
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Aibidia is looking for a skilled Senior Software Engineer to work on the Research and Development team to create and expand Aibidia's range of solutions. We are revolutionising cross-border business management with our SaaS platform, and need top-tier talent to contribute to the success in transforming how the large multinational companies manage transfer pricing processes. You will play a pivotal role in delivering an exceptional product to clients such as Nokia, Dyson, Bridgestone, and Olympus, to name a few.


This role is based in Finland, and can be located at either our Helsinki or Tampere offices, or remotely from the UK.


Key Responsibilities

  • Designing and optimizing data solutions in a cloud environment
  • Integrating data pipelines with external services through APIs
  • Enforcing data security measures, including encryption and access controls
  • Designing data solutions adhering to regulatory requirements (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA)
  • Implementing metadata repositories for tracking data lineage and dependencies
  • Building data solutions leveraging different data ingestion methods and technologies

Skills, Knowledge And Expertise
Must have:

  • Experience with cloud-based technologies (such as Azure)
  • Proficiency in designing and implementing complex system integrations
  • Experience with Python and .NET
  • Experience in implementing data solutions adhering to regulatory requirements and security measures
  • Experience with Python with libraries such as Pandas
  • In-depth knowledge of various database system technologies (relational, document, columnar, etc.)
  • Understanding and experience with relational databases and implementation of OLTP and OLAP systems
  • Professional experience in data modeling and database optimisation

Nice to have:

  • Experience in implementing version control for data artifacts
  • Expertise in data migration strategies
  • Familiarity with machine learning integration
  • Knowledge and experience in integration and extraction of data from ERPs (SAP, Oracle Fusion, NetSuite, D365)

Benefits

  • A fair share of Aibidia's success, benefiting from a competitive compensation and incentive package.
  • Flexible working hours with a hybrid working policy.
  • Comprehensive healthcare package.
  • Genuine drive towards physical and mental wellbeing, with initiatives by an internal organisational health and wellbeing committee.
  • Regular team social events including Aibidia's summer and winter parties.
  • The latest technology to ensure you can do your best work with the best tools.
  • A boost for your professional development - performance-based growth is part of the company culture and there is a designated learning budget for every employee.
  • An opportunity to be part of a global, fast-growing SaaS company revolutionising a traditional industry.
  • A non-hierarchical atmosphere and stellar culture at the office.

We are committed to fostering an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity, we want you to bring you, no matter your background, gender, race or sexual orientation!


Please note, we’re unable to provide visa sponsorship for this role. To be considered, you’ll need to show proof of your eligibility to work in the country.


About Aibidia

Aibidia, founded in 2018, provides the technology that enables multinational enterprises to make more considered transfer pricing decisions. Our connected, end-to-end platform provides organizations the ability to take full control of their business and implement considered tax strategies across the entire group. With over 5,000 legal entities managed on our platform and an average revenue of 7 billion Euros among our clients, we are dedicated to helping the world’s largest enterprises transform their cross-border business management, leading to healthy global business.


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