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T Hub is seeking a data engineer to design and maintain ingestion, transformation, and data quality workflows for SIM data across regions using Microsoft Fabric. You will modernize legacy pipelines and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver analytics-ready datasets.
You will implement Medallion Architecture, ensure robust data quality checks, and participate in CI/CD and production‑grade data operations to support operational run models.
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In this role, you will design, implement, and maintain ingestion, transformation, and data quality workflows for SIM lifecycle, usage, network, and partner connectivity data from multiple source systems and regions. You will modernize and transition data pipelines from legacy systems such as Oracle and SAP into Microsoft Fabric, integrate external Connectivity Management Platforms (CMPs), and provide reliable, analytics‑ready datasets for internal teams and partner‑facing use cases. The role is focused on practical data pipeline engineering, automation, monitoring, and operational reliability.
No dress code - you can just be yourself here
Medical, sport and life insurance packages at preferential terms
Access to our products and services at preferential terms
Employment contract-based cooperation
Know Talent - receive training or financial bonus for recommending new employees
A fair approach to all people who want to join T Hub means that:
Our screening meeting will last about 20-30 minutes. We will ask you about our areas of interest and will be happy to field any questions you may have.
There's nothing for you to do at this stage — we'll take care of everything. During this time we process all the information we've gathered during the screening process and dig deeper into your CV.
We will invite you to one or two project meetings to confirm that we have a ‘perfect match'. The meetings may last between 30 minutes and 90 minutes, during which time we will talk to you about mutual expectations and the vision for our collaboration. You will also most likely meet your future supervisor and your teammate during this time.
At this stage, we will have decided that you are the person we want to develop our projects with. We will then come back to you with an offer of collaboration, hoping for your 'yes'. If for some reason, we are unable to offer you a position in our team, you will certainly receive feedback from us explaining our decision.