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EviSmart in Manila is seeking a Data Engineer to own our data platform, ensuring a single source of truth across teams. You’ll build pipelines from multiple systems into a central warehouse, maintain data quality, and enable self-serve analytics for product, sales, finance, and AI efforts.
You will lead a small data team, collaborate with non-technical stakeholders, and shape governance and data availability. This role is on-site at BGC with dayshift hours.
In-house . Full Time . On-Site at BGC, Taguig. Dayshift Schedule
We're looking for a Data Engineer to own our company's single source of truth for data. This isn't a back-office infrastructure role — it's the foundation that makes every team's decisions better, from Sales and Finance to the product teams building our newest tools.
You'll be responsible for the full data platform: getting data in cleanly from every system we use, structuring it into one trusted warehouse, and making sure that no matter where someone looks across the company, the numbers always match. You'll also help make that data easy enough to use that our teams (and our AI tools) can self-serve most of their own analysis, with you and your team focused on keeping the foundation rock solid.
Performance is tracked against a few simple, outcome-based numbers — not a long list of technical metrics.
Data Availability
99%+
Data lands clean and on time, with zero quality issues reaching a team before you've already caught and fixed them.
Data Accuracy
99%+
Numbers match across every system. Zero data quality issues reach a team before they've already been caught and fixed.
Data Accessibility
99%+
Teams and AI tools can get the data they need, when they need it, through self-serve access — without being blocked or waiting on a custom report.
The data platform you'll own is the foundation for everything we're building next — from AI-powered tools to new internal products that depend on clean, real-time data. If you want to be the person who makes sure the whole company can trust its numbers, this is that role.
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