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DigiTech Search Ltd in Germany seeks a Senior Data Engineer or Business Process Lead to build a greenfield data foundation within a fast-moving, autonomous IT team.
You’ll design end-to-end data architectures, implement ingestion pipelines, establish data governance, and lead BPM initiatives to automate workflows for AI-enabled decision making. Fluent German and English are required, with Munich HQ as a base and broad remote/hybrid options.
Are you an autonomous data architect with a knack for process optimisation, ready to build a greenfield data ecosystem from the ground up?
We're partnering with a prestigious German-headquartered engineering and planning consultancy with over 65 years of heritage. Operating across Germany, Central Europe, and international project hubs, they are a market leader in delivering complex infrastructure, transport networks, and smart built environments.
We're looking for a Senior Data Engineer or Business Process Lead to join a pivotal, in-house team responsible for building the company's next-generation data foundation.
You'll play a crucial role in driving the strategic evolution of the company’s data ecosystem. You'll balance high-level architectural design with hands-on pipeline creation, directly influencing how the business automates complex project workflows and prepares its systems for company-wide AI integration.
We're seeking a blend of strategic thinking and practical expertise. The ideal candidate will have:
You'll be joining an established, trust-based organisation where friendly interaction, high autonomy, and stability are paramount. The culture champions pragmatism and open communication, combining the long-term heritage of a major consulting player with the agile, fast-moving feel of a greenfield tech initiative.
You will be embedded within a dedicated, close-knit 15-person core IT division, reporting directly to the Head of IT with short decision-making channels. You'll have the freedom to define the data roadmap from day one, without inheriting legacy code restrictions or bureaucratic red tape.