Avanade

Mid-level Data Engineer – Python, PySpark

Avanade

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: Sao PauloBrazil

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About the role

  • Develop and maintain data solutions using Python and PySpark.
  • Build, evolve, and maintain ETL processes, ensuring data quality and consistency.
  • Perform transactional and multidimensional data modeling.
  • Create, optimize, and maintain SQL queries.
  • Contribute to the definition and implementation of software architecture in data solutions.
  • Use GitHub for code versioning and team collaboration.
  • Plan, develop, and execute tests, ensuring delivery quality.
  • Work collaboratively with technical teams and business stakeholders.

Requirements

  • Experience with Python and PySpark.
  • Strong knowledge of ETL processes.
  • Experience in data modeling (transactional and multidimensional).
  • Proficient in SQL for creating and optimizing queries.
  • Experience with code versioning using GitHub.
  • Knowledge of data solutions architecture.
  • Prior experience with cloud data environments (advantageous).
  • Experience in data projects focused on scalability and quality (advantageous).
Benefits
  • Meal or food allowance;
  • Multibenefits card (up to Senior Consultant level);
  • Health and dental insurance;
  • Certifications and training;
  • Life insurance;
  • Private pension plan;
  • Avababy: pregnancy support and a starter kit for new Avanade parents;
  • Profit-sharing (company results participation);
  • Wellhub;
  • Childcare assistance;
  • Career counselor - career mentoring;
  • Birthday off (day off on your birthday);
  • Well-being sessions;
  • For managerial or higher positions - company vehicle, parking and fuel allowance.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools
PythonPySparkETL processesdata modelingSQLdata solutions architecturecloud data environmentsscalabilitydata quality
Soft Skills
collaborationcommunication