Junior Data Engineer — On‑Site, Data Pipelines & Growth

Augusta National Golf Club; Augusta (ME); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Augusta National Golf Club is seeking a Junior Data Engineer to join the Data Operations team in Augusta, GA. You will support the design, development, and maintenance of data engineering solutions, working with senior engineers to mature our data capabilities and analytics.

This on‑site role emphasizes reliability, data integration, and scalable platforms. Collaboration with teammates, adherence to engineering best practices, and confidentiality are key.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in a technical field with 0–2 years in data engineering, data analytics, or related field.
• Strong SQL skills and solid understanding of data warehousing concepts.
• Experience with Snowflake or cloud data warehouse platforms and BI tools.
• Familiarity with dbt, SSIS, and Airflow for automating data pipelines is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to data ingestion, transformation, orchestration, and consumption tasks.
• Provide ongoing maintenance and support for existing and new data solutions.
• Assist in automating analytic workloads and improving data processes.
• Participate in implementing data engineering solutions for high‑volume data sets.
• Collaborate with staff to troubleshoot data issues and maintain data infrastructure.

Skills

SQL queries

Query optimization

Database design

Snowflake

SSIS

Airflow

dbt

Python

Version control

CI/CD

Education

Bachelor's degree in a technical field

Tools

Snowflake

Power BI

Tableau

SQL Server

Git

Job description

Augusta National Golf Club is seeking a Junior Data Engineer to join the Data Operations team in Augusta, GA. You will support the design, development, and maintenance of data engineering solutions, working with senior engineers to mature our data capabilities and analytics.

This on‑site role emphasizes reliability, data integration, and scalable platforms. Collaboration with teammates, adherence to engineering best practices, and confidentiality are key.