Senior Software Engineer, Data Engineering
RobloxUser-Generated Content company
San Mateo, United States$243,290 - $295,250 USDSenior
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About the role
TL;DR
Senior Data Engineer to define data ontology, build pipelines, and develop analytics tooling.
- •The Data Engineering team at Roblox plays a fundamental role in enabling the company's success by developing and maintaining highly leveraged Core Data Sets, frameworks, and tooling to support the growing demand for analytics.
- •Key Responsibilities Partner with Data Science, Product, and Engineering to collect requirements to define the data ontology for all of Roblox Lead and mentor a growing team of Data Engineers to support Roblox's ever-evolving data needs Design, build, and maintain efficient and reliable batch and streaming data pipelines to populate core data sets Develop scalable frameworks and tooling to automate analytics workflows and streamline users interactions with data products Establish and promote standard methodologies for data operations and lifecycle management Requirements 8+ years of professional experience building scalable ETL pipelines on industry standard ETL orchestration tools (Airflow, Dagster, Luigi, Google Cloud Composer, etc.) with deep expertise in SQL, PySpark, or scala. 3+ years leading data engineering development directly with business or data science partners Built, scaled, and maintained Multi-Terabyte data sets and have an expansive toolbox for debugging and unblocking large scale analytics challenges (skew mitigation, sampling strategies, accumulation patterns, data sketches, etc.) Experience with at least one major cloud's suite of offerings (AWS, GCP, Azure).
- •Developed or enhanced ETL orchestrations tools or frameworks Worked within standard GitOps workflow (branch and merge, PRs, CI / CD systems)
Required skills
SQLSparkScalaAirflowDagsterAWSGoogle CloudAzureGit
Domain expertise
gaming
Tech stack
SQLSparkScalaAirflowDagsterAWSGoogle CloudAzureGit