Full Time

Data Engineer

Aroha Technologies, Inc

Contract

Mid-Senior level

IT Services and IT Consulting

Houston, TX

$110,000 - $160,000* / year (about $53–$77 an hour)

Job Description

Title: Data Engineer

Location: Houston, Texas

Experience Required: 5 9 Years

Must-Have Skills: Amazon S3 Buckets, Databricks, DevOps

Job Description

The key requirements include:

Transactional Database Engineering
SQL Server Assessment
PostgreSQL/Aurora Migration
Data Modeling
Database Modernization

Job Summary

Transactional Database Engineering
SQL Server Assessment
PostgreSQL/Aurora Migration
Data Modeling
Database Modernization

Desired Qualifications

Experience with Databricks, Amazon S3, medallion or lakehouse patterns, data catalogs, and analytical data products.
Familiarity with CI/CD, Terraform, database DevOps, automated schema validation, and controlled release practices.
Knowledge of domain-oriented architecture, API-based data access, event-driven integration, data contracts, and patterns for separating transactional, integration, and analytical data concerns.
Experience in energy, trading, retail, financial services, or another data-intensive regulated environment.

Key Responsibilities

Apply knowledge of domain-oriented architecture, API-based data access, event-driven integration, data contracts, and patterns for separating transactional, integration, and analytical data concerns.
Leverage experience in energy, trading, retail, financial services, or another data-intensive regulated environment.

Primary Skills: Amazon S3 Buckets, Databricks, DevOps, SQL Server Assessment, PostgreSQL/Aurora Migration.

Secondary Skills: Transactional Database Engineering, Data Modeling, Database Modernization, CI/CD, Terraform, Database DevOps, Automated Schema Validation, Medallion/Lakehouse Patterns, Data Catalogs, API-Based Data Access, Event-Driven Integration, Data Contracts.

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