Senior Data Engineer — Remote-First AI Finance Platform

Raydar; Amsterdam; Hybrid; GBP 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote-first

On-site visits every 2 months

Job summary

Raydar is an early-stage AI company building agents for finance teams and the Office of the CFO. The Senior Data Engineer will own production data pipelines and the ontology behind the AI platform, reporting to the CTO in a remote-first setup.

You will progress toward technical leadership in a small team, focusing on Python ingestion pipelines, graph databases, ETL/ELT workflows, deployment tooling, and cloud security, with on-sites about every two months in London or Amsterdam.

Qualifications

• 6–10 years of professional data engineering experience.
• Strong production Python skills and ownership of reliable ETL/ELT pipelines.
• Experience supporting AI or machine learning features in production.
• Knowledge of graph databases and vector stores beyond SQL.
• Cloud experience, preferably GCP, plus IaC, CI/CD and cloud security.

Responsibilities

• Build and operate Python ingestion pipelines into graph databases and vector stores.
• Integrate data warehouses and business applications into reliable ETL/ELT workflows.
• Design the data ontology for accurate retrieval and agent reasoning.
• Own deployment tooling, cloud infrastructure, monitoring and security.
• Progress from individual contributor toward mentoring or architecture leadership (60/40).

Skills

Python

ETL/ELT pipelines

Graph databases

Vector stores

Cloud platforms (GCP)

CI/CD

Infrastructure as code

Job description

Raydar is an early-stage AI company building agents for finance teams and the Office of the CFO. The Senior Data Engineer will own production data pipelines and the ontology behind the AI platform, reporting to the CTO in a remote-first setup.

You will progress toward technical leadership in a small team, focusing on Python ingestion pipelines, graph databases, ETL/ELT workflows, deployment tooling, and cloud security, with on-sites about every two months in London or Amsterdam.