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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in AWS-based data architecture, including data lake and warehouse management, while ensuring operational resilience and cost efficiency. Proven leadership in multi-team environments, focusing on data engineering, AI development practices, and effective stakeholder communication.
Highest-signal resume keywords
AWS Data ArchitectureData Engineering LeadershipSQL and Python ProficiencyMLOps ExperienceAI Development Tools
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Hard Skills
Data ModellingData TransformationPipeline StandardsReal-Time Event ProcessingInfrastructure as Code (IaC)Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)Feature PipelinesAutomated TestingModel VersioningCost/FinOps
Soft Skills
People LeadershipStakeholder ManagementEffective Communication
Tools & Technologies
ThoughtSpotDbtSpark
Industry Keywords
Cloud-Native EnvironmentAutomotive DomainData GovernancePrivacy-by-DesignAuditability
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAWSCloudPythonSparkSQL
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead the engineering discipline powering the data lake, warehouse, real-time clickstream and applied AI
- Run the function day-to-day by planning, prioritising and delivering across teams
- Ensure resilient operations
- Own the AWS-based data lake, warehouse and core data infrastructure, including security, reliability, cost efficiency and scalability
- Drive data modelling, transformation and pipeline standards and build governed semantic layers and metrics
- Operate and evolve real-time event ingestion and processing
- Support modern AWS data architecture across storage, compute, streaming, governance and cataloguing
- Raise engineering standards through IaC, CI/CD for data, AI-based development practices, MLOps, testing, observability, lineage and cost/FinOps
- Establish modelling conventions, data quality SLAs and a governed metrics layer for ThoughtSpot
- Champion least-privilege access, encryption, auditability and privacy-by-design
- Lead managers and senior individual contributors; coach, hire and develop teams
- Partner with Product, Platform, external third parties and Customer teams to create a data roadmap and measurable outcomes
Requirements
What you’ll need- Proven leadership of multi-team data engineering organisations covering platform, analytics engineering, streaming and ML/AI in a product-led, cloud-native environment
- Data architecture and operational expertise with AWS analytics services and modern data architecture
- Strong track record shipping reliable, cost-efficient pipelines at scale
- Credibility in SQL and Python and with at least one of dbt or Spark
- Proven experience using AI development tools to increase engineering efficiency
- MLOps experience including feature pipelines, automated testing, model versioning/registry, promotion workflows and post-production monitoring
- Excellent people leadership, including hiring, developing and performance-managing senior engineers
- Effective stakeholder management and communication
- Keyloop doesn’t require academic qualifications; selection is based on experience and potential
- Nice to have: experience with ThoughtSpot, automotive or adjacent domains
Benefits
Comp & perks- Collaborate and learn from industry experts from all over the globe
- Game-changing products and services
- Training and support to try new things, adapt to quick changes and explore different paths
- Career progression opportunities
- Inclusive work environment and culture
- Pay and benefits reflecting performance
- Investment in professional development
- Supportive and collaborative culture
- AI tools and training to boost creativity and productivity
