Start Date: We are looking for you at one of our German locations in Munich, Nuremberg, Leipzig, Essen, Berlin, or Frankfurt am Main! Your tasks: Are data and AI your passion? Your new challenge will also include: Conceptualizing and building Big Data/Analytics platforms; Selecting suitable technologies for implementing data analytics use cases in complex cloud environments; Developing, executing, and scaling data pipelines on cluster architectures; Assessing data quality and performing data cleansing transformations; Designing and implementing data models; Providing data in suitable storage technologies for various applications such as interactive dashboards, API backends, statistical analyses, and AI systems; Setting up infrastructure, applications, and DevOps workflows using IaC and CI/CD; Supporting the data science team in the development, deployment, production, and operationalization of statistical or AI models; Project organization with regard to planning and coordination; Active participation in the company's engineering community. Your profile: Is data also in your DNA? What you should bring: Successfully completed studies in computer science, data engineering, or another mathematical/scientific field, or a comparable qualification. At least 4 years of full-time professional experience as a data engineer, software engineer, software developer, or similar professional field. Fluent communication skills in German and English, as well as willingness to travel as part of a consulting role. Very good knowledge of a programming language (e.g., Python, Scala, or Java), especially with its data engineering components and libraries, as well as knowledge of Git. Strong knowledge of technologies from at least one cloud provider: Azure / AWS / GCP, especially with its data engineering components and services. Very good knowledge of relational databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL and data modeling. Knowledge of Databricks / Snowflake, OpenTable formats (DeltaTable, Iceberg, Hudi), and experience in leading projects. We offer: Data moves us! Here's what you can expect on your personal journey: Work-Life Balance: Trust-based working hours with flexible work arrangements, hybrid work model, workation – take advantage of the opportunity to work from other EU countries. Culture & Collaboration: Unique team atmosphere, flat hierarchies leading to our CEO Alex, and an open feedback culture; annual team workshops at our Data.Castle in the Zillertal valley; the Data.Musketeer principle in action – "one for all, all for one!"; our [at] Buddy program for better networking; regular professional and leisure events; dog-friendly offices. Professional & Personal Development: Intensive onboarding and training process.Personal development plan and individual training opportunities, diverse workshop and training program within the Data.Academy led by our experienced Data.Musketeers as well as external providers, management, project manager and expert career paths. Compensation & Benefits: Childcare allowance, company pension scheme with 20% subsidy, numerous corporate benefits & employee offers (e.g. for events and travel), starting credit in our internal merchandise shop, competitive salary with variable components. Health & Wellbeing: Mental health & wellbeing support as well as coaching and meditation through nilo.health, fitness and yoga rooms in the Munich office, regular employee surveys, EGYM Well Pass membership with Plus1 option, bicycle leasing via Jobrad after the probationary period, internal groups for sports activities, free hot and cold drinks as well as fresh fruit in the office, roof terrace (grill). Mobility: Subsidy for the Deutschlandticket (Germany Ticket), central location of the offices, good public transport connections, possibility to work from other locations. Contact person: Janine Sauer, Senior HR Manager

Alexander Thamm