Integration Engineer

Project Role : Integration Engineer

Project Role Description : Provide consultative Business and System Integration services to help clients implement effective solutions. Understand and translate customer needs into business and technology solutions. Drive discussions and consult on transformation, the customer journey, functional/application designs and ensure technology and business solutions represent business requirements.

Must have skills : Data Engineering

Good to have skills : NA

Minimum 5 Year(s) Of Experience Is Required Educational Qualification : 15 years full time education As a Data Engineer, you will have deep technical knowledge across core components of a modern, modular, cloud-native data platform. You will take care of extraction data from source systems (SAP ERP / SAP IBP / Veeva / MES etc ) to S3 buckets (build the bronze data) and from S3 to Redshift to build our silver / golden data products ready to be consumed by business. Key Responsibilities Implement robust, scalable data services in AWS using Glue, Redshift, Iceberg, Lambda, EMR, Step Functions, Apache Airflow, etc. Develop infrastructure-as-code modules and support continuous delivery pipelines. Collaborate on architectural proposals and ensure alignment with broader platform strategy. Work together with the Product Manager to gather data requirements, understand business priorities, and translate them into technical specifications. Partner with data scientists and domain engineers to enable governed self-service Data Management Capabilities. Perform code reviews and contribute to team knowledge-sharing and documentation.

Minimum Qualifications 5–8 years of experience in software or data engineering, preferably in cloud environments. Proficiency in Python, SQL, and tools like dbt or Apache Spark. Experience with AWS data stack (e.g., Glue Catalog, IAM, S3). Solid understanding of CI/CD, DevOps, and IaC tools like Pulumi or Terraform. Develop and manage ETL/ELT workflows to ingest data from multiple sources (structured, semi-structured, and unstructured).