Remote Environmental Data Engineer – SQL, Azure & AI

Outlier; Ciudad de Mendoza; A distancia; ARS 127.737.000 - 191.605.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Fully remote LATAM contractor

Overlapping US core hours

Own end-to-end product area

AI-first delivery culture

Nov start date

Descripción de la vacante

Outlier is a remote product studio building MVPs and custom software for startups and companies past the idea stage. You’ll join the team shipping live workflow features and evolving a live product, while AI tools help draft specs, tests and migrations.

You’ll own end-to-end areas (e.g., task engine or legacy migrations), review diffs, and work with the lead developer and product manager to meet sprint goals of four to five features every two weeks without breaking live features.

Formación

• 4+ years building full-stack web applications with production releases.
• Experience in a codebase you didn't write; learn conventions quickly.
• Hands-on workflow software with roles, approvals, queues, audit history.
• Proficient in React, TypeScript, SQL on Azure; include schema design & migrations.
• Daily use of AI coding tools (Cursor/Claude Code) with tests/CI.

Responsabilidades

• Build new workflow features in a live product, synced with client repo.
• Own end-to-end area (e.g., task engine or migrations) without breaking live features.
• Review diffs from AI tools and approve merges.
• Collaborate with lead developer and product manager to meet sprint goals.
• Write clean tests and participate in CI/feature flags.

Conocimientos

Full-stack web apps

React

TypeScript

SQL on Azure

CI/CD

Code review

English

Fixed-scope sprints

Herramientas

Cursor/Claude Code AI

Descripción del empleo

Outlier is a remote product studio building MVPs and custom software for startups and companies past the idea stage. You’ll join the team shipping live workflow features and evolving a live product, while AI tools help draft specs, tests and migrations.

You’ll own end-to-end areas (e.g., task engine or legacy migrations), review diffs, and work with the lead developer and product manager to meet sprint goals of four to five features every two weeks without breaking live features.