Data Engineer I - Remote: Cloud Data Pipelines

Providence Health & Services; Lubbock (TX); Remote; USD 72,000 - 111,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Health & Services is seeking a Data Engineer I to design and develop data-centric applications supporting clinical and operational workflows across the health system. You will build scalable data pipelines, implement ELT/ETL processes in cloud environments, and collaborate with product, platform, and analytics teams to deliver reliable data solutions.

You will automate production pipelines, monitor reliability and security, optimize Snowflake performance, enforce access controls, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's in CS/Engineering or equivalent experience; senior-level hands-on ownership of production data operations.
• 1+ year of related experience in Snowflake, CTRL-M, and ADF.

Responsibilities

• Automation and monitoring of batch/streaming ELT/ETL pipelines across cloud services and Snowflake.
• Triaging failures, root-cause analyses, and post-mortems to reduce MTTR.
• Orchestrating schedules and managing connectors (Ctrl-M, Fivetran/HVR).
• Building data tooling with SQL, Python, and shell on Linux; implementing observability and runbooks.
• Ensuring data quality, access controls, and compliance; on-call support.

Skills

SQL

Python

Shell scripting

Cloud computing

Data warehousing

Snowflake

ELT/ETL tools

Git CI/CD

Data ingestion

JSON/Parquet

Education

Bachelor's in CS/Engineering or equivalent

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Ctrl-M

Fivetran

HVR

PowerShell

Job description

Providence Health & Services is seeking a Data Engineer I to design and develop data-centric applications supporting clinical and operational workflows across the health system. You will build scalable data pipelines, implement ELT/ETL processes in cloud environments, and collaborate with product, platform, and analytics teams to deliver reliable data solutions.

You will automate production pipelines, monitor reliability and security, optimize Snowflake performance, enforce access controls, and