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Astronomer is seeking an experienced Python developer to join its open-source engineering team, focusing on implementing new Airflow features and components. You will help advance Airflow's role as the standard for data orchestration while working in a remote, distributed environment.
You will design, develop, troubleshoot, and improve the developer experience, contribute to code quality and test coverage, engage with the Apache Airflow community, and collaborate across teams to deliver
Astronomer empowers data teams to bring mission-critical software, analytics, and AI to life and is the company behind Astro, the industry-leading unified DataOps platform powered by Apache Airflow. Astro accelerates building reliable data products that unlock insights, unleash AI value, and powers data-driven applications. Trusted by more than 800 of the world's leading enterprises, Astronomer lets businesses do more with their data. To learn more, visit www.astronomer.io.
This role will be part of Astronomer's open-source engineering team, focused on implementing new Airflow features and components.
As a member of the team, you'll be at the forefront of the industry as we continue to make Apache Airflow the de facto standard for data orchestration.
Your focus will be on identifying, designing, developing, and implementing open-source software that improves the experience of data practitioners using Airflow.
Ideally, you're someone who enjoys innovating, thinking big, and contributing directly to the success of Airflow.
You should be comfortable working in a remote, distributed environment, actively promote knowledge sharing, and be open to collaborating with other teams to broaden your domain knowledge and impact.
You'll also have the opportunity to engage with developers and committers from the Apache Airflow project, a thriving open-source community with thousands of contributors around the world.