
Senior Data Engineer, Network Clustering
NVIDIA
full-time
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Location Type: Office
Location: Tel Aviv • Israel
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About the role
- Build flexible data ingestion and transformation frameworks that can easily handle evolving schemas and changing data contracts
- Develop and maintain ETL/ELT workflows for refining, enriching, and classifying raw data into analytics-ready form
- Collaborate with R&D, hardware, DevOps, ML engineers, data scientists and performance analysts to ensure accurate data collection from embedded systems, firmware, and performance tools
- Automate schema detection, versioning, and validation to ensure smooth evolution of data structures over time
- Maintain data quality and reliability standards, including tagging, metadata management, and lineage tracking
- Enable self-service analytics by providing curated datasets, APIs, and Databricks notebooks
Requirements
- B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field
- 12+ years of experience in data engineering, ideally in telemetry, streaming, or performance analytics domains
- Confirmed experience with Databricks and Apache Spark (PySpark or Scala)
- Understanding of streaming processes and their applications (e.g., Apache Kafka for ingestion, schema registry, event processing)
- Proficiency in Python and SQL for data transformation and automation
- Shown knowledge in schema evolution, data versioning, and data validation frameworks (e.g., Delta Lake, Great Expectations, Iceberg, or similar)
- Experience working with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure) — AWS preferred
- Familiarity with data orchestration tools (Airflow, Prefect, or Dagster)
- Experience handling time-series, telemetry, or real-time data from distributed systems
Benefits
- competitive salaries
- generous benefits package
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Hard Skills & Tools
ETLELTdata transformationdata qualitydata validationPythonSQLApache SparkDatabricksschema evolution