2 months ago
Data Engineer (Postgres)
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TL;DR
Data Engineer (Postgres): Building and maintaining data infrastructure for flight testing and acoustic sensor development with an accent on SQL, Postgres, data pipelines, and real-world sensor data. Focus on structuring large field-collected datasets, ensuring data quality, and creating actionable insights for hardware and ML teams.
Location: Onsite in Munich, Germany. EU work authorization required.
Company
is a Munich-based defense technology startup developing fully autonomous Counter-UAS systems for modern airspace security.
What you will do
- Design, build, and maintain databases and data pipelines for acoustic device parameters and flight test data.
- Structure and manage large volumes of sensor and flight test data collected in the field.
- Develop tools and processes that make test data accessible across hardware, ML, and flight test teams.
- Transform raw flight test results into structured datasets and actionable insights.
- Collaborate with flight test and ML engineers to maintain data quality and completeness from collection through analysis.
Requirements
- Strong proficiency with SQL and Postgres.
- Experience designing data pipelines and data infrastructure.
- Experience working with sensor, test, or field-collected data.
- Ability to structure and clean large, messy real-world datasets.
- Strong collaboration skills across hardware, flight test, and ML teams.
- EU work authorization required.
Nice to have
- Experience with acoustic or sensor data.
- Background supporting flight test or hardware test programs.
- Experience with ML data pipelines, including labeling and dataset versioning.
Culture & Benefits
- Competitive cash compensation and virtual stock options based on experience and contribution.
- Fast-paced environment with meaningful responsibility and accelerated learning.
- Opportunity to contribute directly to the development of autonomous airspace security technology.
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