Data Engineer

Norden; Singapore; On-site; SGD 65,000 - 98,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Restaurant of data team? or none

Job summary

NORDEN is hiring a Data Engineer in Singapore to build data pipelines and datasets, turning raw data into trusted information for the business. You will work with PySpark, SQL, Azure DevOps and Microsoft Fabric across locations to deliver value and reliability.

The role emphasizes collaboration with digital and commercial teams, continuous data improvement, and a strong curiosity for making data more usable and trustworthy.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of experience in data engineering or a similar role.
• A degree within data, IT, engineering or another analytical field.
• Eligibility to work in Singapore.
• Practical experience with Lakehouse architecture, for example in Microsoft Fabric or Azure Databricks.
• Experience with structuring, transforming and sharing data.
• Contributed to decisions about how data should be structured or used.
• Good English communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain scalable data pipelines.
• Bring internal and external data together and turn it into trusted datasets.
• Transform raw data into useful features and insights.
• Improve how we capture, validate and enrich data.
• Build reliable solutions for today with future usability in mind.
• Collaborate with digital and commercial teams to translate needs into technical solutions.

Skills

1–3 years data engineering

Good English communication

Curiosity/problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in data/IT/engineering or analytical field

Tools

Azure Databricks

Microsoft Fabric

SQL

PySpark

Lakehouse architecture

Job description

Good decisions start with good data. But good data does not just happen. At NORDEN, data comes from many places and is used across our business to understand...

Place of work: Singapore Deadline: 20. november 2026

Good decisions start with good data. But good data does not just happen. At NORDEN, data comes from many places and is used across our business to understand markets, automate processes and make better decisions. Your job is to make sure that data is actually ready to be used.

As our new Data Engineer, you will build the pipelines and datasets that move data through our organisation and turn raw information into something people can trust and work with.

You will not be sitting far away from the business maintaining pipelines no one really talks about. You will work closely with digital and commercial colleagues, understand what they need and build the data foundation that helps them solve real problems.

And while shipping knowledge is something you will pick up along the way, curiosity about data and how to make it useful is something we hope you bring from day one.

Why this role?

Because there is a lot to build, improve and figure out.

You will be part of our new Data Engineering team in Singapore, starting with two colleagues, while working closely with nine experienced Data Engineering colleagues in Copenhagen. Together, you will work across locations, share ideas and build solutions using PySpark, SQL, Azure DevOps and Microsoft Fabric.

Some days will be about building something new. Others will be about improving what already exists, finding a smarter way to structure data or figuring out why something is not working quite as expected.

What connects it all is the purpose behind it: making data easier to trust, access and use across NORDEN.

You will get room to develop your technical skills, learn from experienced colleagues and get much closer to the commercial side of a global shipping business than you might expect from a traditional Data Engineer role.

What you will be doing

You will work across the journey from raw data to reliable datasets that colleagues and systems across NORDEN can actually use.

You will:

• Build and maintain scalable data pipelines.
• Bring internal and external data together and turn it into trusted datasets.
• Transform raw data into useful features and insights.
• Improve how we capture, validate and enrich data.
• Build solutions that are reliable today without making life difficult for whoever needs to work with them tomorrow.
• Work with digital and commercial colleagues to understand what they need from our data and translate that into technical solutions.

What you bring

You do not need to know everything already. But you should know enough to be curious about what you do not.

You likely have:

• 1–3 years of experience in data engineering or a similar role.
• A degree within data, IT, engineering or another analytical field.
• Eligibility to work in Singapore.
• Practical experience with Lakehouse architecture, for example in Microsoft Fabric or Azure Databricks.
• Experience working with how data is structured, transformed and made available to others.
• Contributed to decisions around how data should be structured or used.
• Good English communication skills, both written and spoken.

Just as importantly, you like solving problems. You ask questions when something does not make sense and you enjoy working with people who may see the problem from a completely different angle than you do.

Our company

We are a global provider of ocean-based freight services for bulk and project cargo of all sizes. We integrate freight solutions with port logistics, helping our customers optimise and decarbonise supply chains. We provide tailored solutions built on flexibility, reliability, and intelligence.

Our agile business model ensures stability by continuously adapting our fleet to market developments and customer needs.

Founded in 1871, NORDEN is one of Denmark’s oldest internationally operating shipping companies. Incorporated in Denmark, we are listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen as part of the OMX Nordic Large Cap index.

With offices across 6 continents, we are a truly integrated part of global trade.

In NORDEN we value a range of perspectives, educational backgrounds and professional experience and encourages all qualified candidates to apply.

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