Design and implement data pipelines, manage workflows, integrate APIs, and deliver reports. Collaborate with teams to enhance data quality and troubleshoot discrepancies.
What’s Editorialist?
Editorialist melds personal styling, editorial content, and shopping into one seamless digital experience powered by proprietary technology and e-commerce tools. Editorialist.com our media property, delivers sophisticated content and commerce to aspirational and affluent consumers. Our stories connect readers with bespoke product and service solutions for fashion, accessories, beauty, and wellness needs. The cornerstone of our tech platform—the Editorialist app—blends content, digital services, and e-commerce for our elite clientele, individuals with an average net worth in excess of $550 million. Our co-founder and CEO Rafael Ortiz previously co-founded NexTag, the largest comparison shopping site for products and services, and was responsible for marketing and business development until its sale for $1.2 billion.
We're seeking a Software Development Engineer II (SDE2) to join our Data & Reporting team. This role is ideal for someone who thrives at the intersection of data engineering and backend engineering, helping transform raw data into meaningful insights that drive business decisions across Sales and Revenue, Billing, Traffic, User engagement and behavior.
Your Responsibilities
- Design and implement scalable data pipelines using Spark (Scala/PySpark) and manage workflows in Databricks.
- Work with structured/unstructured data and create curated data layers (bronze, silver, gold) to serve various reporting needs.
- Develop and maintain integrations with internal APIs and external data sources to ingest and transform operational data.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver dashboards and reports using Big Query and Looker Studio.
- Partner with backend teams and data stakeholders to improve data quality, lineage, and performance.
- Troubleshoot data discrepancies and ensure timely delivery of critical reports for business stakeholders.
More About You (here
- 3+ years of experience in a similar data engineering or backend-focused role.
- Strong programming skills in Scala and/or Python and/or Java.
- Solid understanding of Apache Spark, Databricks, and big data processing.
- Experience with Google BigQuery, Looker Studio, or other BI/reporting tools.
- Working knowledge of backend development: Java/Python, RESTful APIs, MySQL/PostgreSQL.
- Experience with batch and near-real-time data pipelines, preferably on GCP or other cloud platforms.
- Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently in a remote setup.
Bonus points:
- Familiarity with Airflow or other orchestration tools
- Experience in fashion or e-commerce domains.
- Experience working with US Tech. companies
Benefits:
Work from home set up provided
Opportunity to work with a Global Team
Health insurance for self & family
Top Skills
Databricks
Google Bigquery
Java
Looker Studio
MySQL
Postgres
Python
Scala
Spark
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