Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 8, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 3, 2026.
Join Omaha Insights, a rapidly expanding financial data and analytics company. As a Senior Data Engineer, you will own the platform end to end, leading the migration to Databricks and PySpark, building and running data pipelines, and supporting AI and document processing. You will have the opportunity to define how the team works, lead hiring for future data engineering roles, and make a direct impact on the company.
Missions
- Mener la migration de la plateforme actuelle vers Databricks et PySpark, en définissant l'architecture et en supervisant la transition.
- Construire et gérer les pipelines de données qui produisent les ensembles de données financières, en optimisant les performances et la fiabilité.
- Définir les normes de travail de l'équipe, y compris la révision du code, les tests, le déploiement et la documentation.
Profil recherché
You've owned a data platform, not just contributed to one. You're happy being the person accountable when it breaks, and you'd rather build the thing than argue about it in a committee.
Must have
8+ years building production data systems, including at least one platform you owned end to end
Experience leading a technical migration or rebuild - you've made the architecture calls and lived with them
Strong Python: clean, tested, production code
Strong SQL: you write complex queries, read execution plans, and think about how data is laid out
Hands-on with a distributed processing engine - Spark, PySpark, or equivalent
Cloud infrastructure: object storage, distributed compute, containers, CI/CD. GCP, AWS, or Azure
Pipeline and orchestration experience - ETL/ELT, Airflow or similar, monitoring, data quality
You can explain a technical trade-off to our Head of Product without a whiteboard
Nice to have
Databricks specifically. Coming from BigQuery, Snowflake or Redshift is fine - we'll cover the gap
Financial data: statements, market data, time series. If not, you should want to learn why accounting adjustments matter
Unstructured data extraction - PDFs, filings, scraping
AI/ML pipelines and serving model outputs into production
dbt or similar transformation tooling
Infrastructure-as-code

