Role
The Data Science Engineer at Nuvia plays a critical role in maintaining, scaling, and improving our data infrastructure and systems. This individual is expected to lead and manage complex data initiatives across teams, ensuring seamless data architecture, high-performance querying, and clean pipelines.
Responsibilities
- Design, maintain, and optimize data architecture to support business operations and analytics.
- Write and manage large, efficient SQL queries across varied datasets.
- Build and maintain Python scripts and pipelines to support data transformations, reporting, and machine learning workflows.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, operations, marketing, and leadership to ensure accurate and accessible data.
- Monitor data systems to ensure integrity, uptime, and scalability.
- Implement data best practices, including version control, testing, and documentation.
- Provide guidance on causality, correlation, and data-driven insights that inform business decisions.
- Stay current with trends in AI, LLMs, and modern data tools to enhance capabilities.
Requirements
- U.S.-based and available during standard working hours (with flexibility for cross-team collaboration).
- 3+ years of experience in data engineering or data science roles or advanced data analytics
- Advanced proficiency in SQL (required).
- Basic Python knowledge (required)
- ML/AI understanding should be something you are constantly learning more about
- Ability to translate data into clear business recommendations.
- Able to work independently and collaboratively in a remote environment.
Results
- Data Integrity and Cleanliness: Datasets used across teams are validated, reliable, and well-documented. No one should have to ask, "are you sure thats accurate."
- Efficient Query Organization & Structure: Ability to collaborate and gain understanding from everyone on the data team to reduce issues and expedite troubleshooting.
- Insightful Analysis: Deliver high-impact insights and data interpretations that drive business outcomes.