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Motion Recruitment is seeking a Data Engineer for a fully remote role open to candidates in Ontario and British Columbia. You will partner with business units across the company to design and own production data pipelines using AWS, GCP, BigQuery, and dbt, delivering scalable solutions in a fast-paced, consultancy-like environment.
You’ll choose the best tools for the job, work across multi-cloud environments, and impact multiple teams from revenue to operations.
An established global tech company in the B2B data and SaaS space is hiring a full-time, fully remote Data Engineer, open to candidates in Ontario and British Columbia. You'll join a small, high-impact team that partners with business units across the company, from revenue and operations to corporate functions, to solve their data problems. The tech stack spans AWS and GCP and includes BigQuery, dbt, Fivetran, Databricks, Terraform, and Python.
This isn't a heads-down pipeline role, and it isn't a reporting role either. The team works like an internal consultancy. You'll sit down with a business group, learn what's actually slowing it down, then architect and build the fix. You pick the tools. Some problems call for Databricks, some for dbt, and some for a custom pipeline on AWS. The hiring manager wants a problem-solver with an analytics mindset: someone who listens first, translates a messy business ask into a clean technical solution, and owns it all the way into production. Because the work rotates across departments, you'll build broad multi-cloud experience fast and get visibility across the whole organization. If you've come from big tech or you've worn many hats at a startup, you'll feel right at home. The role is fully remote and comes with base salary, bonus, and equity..
Current Vacancy: Yes
Use of AI in Hiring: Yes
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the Canada on a full-time basis now and in the future.
Posted By: Jason Watters