AI Data Engineer
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Job Summary
As a remote AI Data Engineer, the successful candidate will design, build, and optimize scalable cloud-native data engineering solutions that support advanced AI-driven applications, collaborating closely with cross-functional teams in the AWS ecosystem.
Key responsibilities
- Design, develop, and support scalable data pipelines and processing solutions using modern cloud-native technologies
- Build production-grade Python applications and AWS Lambda functions that integrate with enterprise platforms and AWS services
- Translate business and technical requirements into engineering specifications, ensuring best practices throughout the software development lifecycle
Required qualifications
- Strong hands-on Python development experience with a track record of delivering production-quality code
- Proven experience in building and supporting scalable data pipelines and processing solutions
- Hands-on expertise with AWS services and cloud-native data engineering architectures
- Experience with technologies such as AWS Glue, AWS DMS, Apache Kafka, Apache Airflow, or Snowflake
- Ability to convert business requirements into technical specifications and acceptance criteria
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