This is a remote position.
Role: Senior Data Quality Analyst
Location: Remote
Duration: Through March 31, 2027 (hard end date), with a target start within the next month.
Interview Process: 1 technical interview with the team to hire
Description:
QA/Data Engineer contract opportunity supporting our Provenir decisioning platform implementation. This is a hands-on data quality role—not a traditional software QA tester or full Data Engineer position.
What we need:
- 3–5 years of experience and a BS/MS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field
- Strong Databricks and Python skills, plus advanced SQL
- QA experience using Python/SQL to validate data, including nulls, duplicates, missing/incorrect values, and counts
- REST API testing and experience building test suites
- Experience automating testing through scripts and scheduled jobs
- Strong database design/ERD knowledge
- Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with the team
Preferred: Financial services/lending experience and exposure to credit decisioning platforms, especially Provenir.
The work will focus heavily on validating API inputs/outputs, decision logs, and scoring pipeline results, and building automated tests in Databricks.
Please prioritize candidates who can ramp quickly and work Eastern/Central-friendly hours; Pacific Coast candidates are not preferred.
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