Data Engineer II (Enterprise Systems & Analytics)

TL;DR

Data Engineer II (Enterprise Systems & Analytics): Analyze existing systems, formulate logic for new data pipelines, and design logical database structures with a focus on interoperability and operational stability. Focus on deploying moderately complex enhancements to enterprise data systems, building and debugging ETL pipelines, and resolving cross-functional data challenges for high-impact analytics.

Location: Oakland, 94612

Salary: $93,600–$122,700

Company

Staffing firm providing technical talent for STEM roles, including temporary assignments with benefits.

What you will do

• Formulate logic for new data systems, devise complex database procedures, and deploy enterprise-level enhancements ensuring compatibility.
• Build, test, and debug ETL data pipelines within a software delivery framework emphasizing operational stability.
• Resolve moderate-scope application programming and data analysis problems through in-depth analysis.
• Apply software engineering principles like unit testing, CI/CD, and source control for high-quality data solutions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and senior analysts on technical problems across technology areas.

Requirements

• BA/BS in Computer Science, MIS, or related (equivalent experience accepted).
• Minimum 3 years hands-on experience in Data Engineering or ETL ecosystems.
• Proven experience with ETL/Data platforms like Spark, Informatica, Palantir Foundry, or SAP BODS.
• Strong knowledge of BI and data access tools.
• Proficiency in software engineering best practices including source control and automated testing.
• Strong analytical judgment to translate business requirements into logical database designs.

Culture & Benefits

• For assignments 13+ weeks: major medical, dental, vision, 401k, and statutory sick pay where required.
• Reasonable accommodations for disabilities.
• Equal opportunity employer participating in E-Verify; considers qualified applicants regardless of criminal history per local laws.