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Dataworks, Paris-based, is seeking a Senior Data Engineer to modernise its data infrastructure, migrating legacy pipelines to modular dbt workflows and owning end-to-end data products.
You will design scalable pipelines, work with SQL, Airflow, dbt and Python, and collaborate with a small Data & Tech team in a hybrid setup offering up to 50% remote. Fluent English is required.
Location: Paris – Hybrid - up to 50% remote
Salary: depending on experience - 55-65K€
Tech stack: SQL, dbt, Python, Snowflake, Airflow, Airbyte, AWS, Git, ArgoCD
We’re supporting a rapidly growing global consumer goods platform that partners with some of the most exciting health, wellness, and lifestyle brands worldwide. Their model blends deep operational expertise, data-driven execution, and proprietary technology to scale challenger brands into household names.
Technology and data are central to the company’s growth strategy. The Data team is developing an intelligent, data-driven platform designed to help optimise and grow e-commerce businesses. It builds advanced automation, decision-support tools and machine learning solutions that generate measurable value across the organisation.
The company is looking for a Senior Data Engineer to help modernise its data infrastructure, with a particular focus on migrating legacy pipelines into robust, scalable and modular dbt workflows. You will take ownership of the complete lifecycle of data products, from gathering requirements and designing data flows through to development, testing and production deployment.
Within a Data & Tech team of around 10 people, this is a highly autonomous role requiring strong technical judgement. You will be expected to make decisions around architecture, data modelling, maintainability and performance while ensuring the long-term stability of the company’s data pipelines.
Your responsibilities will include:
You are an experienced Data Engineer with strong expertise in data modelling, SQL, Airflow and dbt. You have a clear understanding of what makes data code maintainable, scalable and reliable, and you prioritise long-term quality over short-term fixes.
You should have :