Who can apply: Only open to applicants in: Massachusetts.
Location as listed by the employer: “Somerville, Massachusetts, United States; Somerville, MA - Hybrid”
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About this role
Babel Street is hiring for a Data Warehouse Software Engineer role. See the official posting for full details.
Requirements
- Data Pipelines & Modeling: Assist in building and maintaining data models and tables inside Google BigQuery. Help write and update foundational SQL transformation logic to support business analytics.
- Business Analysis & Collaboration: Partner with analysts and business stakeholders to understand their data and reporting needs, translating those requirements into clean, structured tables and views.
- Business Intelligence: Build, manage, and optimize Looker dashboards and reports, ensuring business users can easily access actionable data.
- Data Quality & Attention to Detail: Ensure data integrity and consistency across data marts by writing validation queries and row-count checks to catch discrepancies early.
- Pipeline Monitoring: Help monitor and maintain basic Apache Airflow (Cloud Composer) DAGs written in Python, ensuring daily data loads run smoothly.
- Performance Basics: Learn and apply standard query optimization techniques, including BigQuery partitioning and clustering best practices.
- Foundational SQL Skills: Strong command of SQL (joins, aggregations, and familiarity with window functions).
- Data Warehouse Exposure: A solid conceptual understanding of relational databases, ETL/ELT concepts, and standard data warehousing structures (tables, views, and data lakes).
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