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Elios AI in Houston, TX is seeking a Lead Data Engineer to own the Snowflake architecture for a new Trading Risk platform. You will shape standards, set security and data governance practices, and stay hands-on with Snowflake development.
The role combines architecture with active coding, in a hybrid setup with 3 days onsite. You will collaborate with client and delivery teams, drive scalable data domain strategies, and lead efforts to ensure reusable platform capabilities across future use
Lead Data Engineer, Snowflake Data Architecture
Location: Houston, TX | Type: Full Time | Setup: Hybrid, 3 days onsite | Experience: 7+ years
We're hiring a Lead Data Engineer to own the architecture of a Snowflake platform being built from the ground up for a Trading Risk program. This is not a maintenance seat on someone's stack. You'll set the standards the platform runs on, then stay hands-on in Snowflake proving them out.
The client is a global technology and management consultancy that partners with Tier 1 banks and large energy organizations on their hardest data problems. Delivery here runs in waves: each one ships a prioritized Trading Risk use case and leaves the platform stronger than it found it. That means the reusable pieces you design, the security model, the naming standards, the ingestion patterns, matter as much as any individual pipeline.
You'll be in the room with client teams, which means defending trade-offs live rather than handing off a diagram and walking away. If you like architecture work but have been stuck too far from the code, this role puts you back in both.
This is a flat, entrepreneurial consulting culture where the work goes to whoever can do it, not whoever has the title. The client base is Tier 1, the problems are genuinely hard, and there's real investment in continuous learning, training, and industry certifications.
If you want your architecture decisions to survive contact with production rather than live in a slide deck, this is that kind of team.