Neogen Corporation

Data Engineer

Neogen Corporation

full-time

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Location Type: Remote

Location: United States

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About the role

  • Design, build, and support reliable ELT/ETL pipelines on Microsoft Azure.
  • Partner with data architects, BI developers, and business stakeholders to land ERP and operational data into our lake/warehouse.
  • Monitor jobs, triage incidents, perform root‑cause analysis, and execute break/fix and performance tuning.
  • Ensure data quality via validation checks, schema enforcement, and automated tests; document lineage and business rules.
  • Collaborate with BI developers and business partners to translate requirements into optimized data sets for consumption.
  • Hardening and improving CI/CD (Azure DevOps), environments, and runbooks for compliant delivery.
  • Contribute to standards (naming, partitioning, coding patterns) and knowledge base articles/playbooks for on-call support.

Requirements

  • 2–5 years in data engineering or adjacent software/data roles with hands-on delivery in cloud data platforms.
  • Strong SQL and performance tuning on Synapse/SQL Server (or equivalent).
  • Practical experience with Azure Data Factory / Synapse pipelines, Databricks (PySpark), and Azure Data Lake.
  • Familiarity with dimensional/semantic modeling for Power Query or Power BI.
  • Exposure to Microsoft Fabric concepts, Purview governance, or metadata/lineage tooling.
  • Experience integrating data from ERP platforms (e.g., SAP, Sage/SL, Business One) and SaaS sources.
  • Data testing frameworks, orchestration patterns, and cost/performance optimization on Azure.
Benefits
  • Flexible work arrangements
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Hard Skills & Tools
ELTETLSQLperformance tuningAzure Data FactorySynapseDatabricksPySparkAzure Data Lakedata testing frameworks
Soft Skills
collaborationcommunicationproblem-solvingincident triageroot-cause analysis