Project specification
Location Munich, Germany
Capacity from 95%
Daily rate 800€
Remote from 95%
Languages
English (Advanced)
Project expertise
Industries
Information Technology
Areas
Business Intelligence Information Technology
Description
A company is looking for an experienced Data Engineer to carry out a migration from Snowflake to ClickHouse. The focus is on using Apache Spark for data processing and on managing and optimizing Kubernetes environments. The goal is to build and operate a powerful and scalable data platform.
- Executing the migration from Snowflake to ClickHouse
- Developing and optimizing data pipelines with Apache Spark
- Managing and optimizing Kubernetes clusters
- Ensuring the performance and scalability of the data platform
- Implementing solutions in Python
- Optional: Working with Snowplow for data analytics
Requirements
- Solid experience with Kubernetes and Apache Spark
- Knowledge of ClickHouse and Snowflake
- Very good Python skills
- Experience with data platform migrations
- Optional: Experience with Snowplow
- Fluent English skills
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Frequently asked questions
The project is based in Munich, Germany.
The project requires a commitment of 95 - 100% capacity (full-time).
The project offers 95 - 100% remote work.
The project offers a daily rate of 800€ which breaks down to an hourly rate of 100€/h.
The project requires the following languages: English (Advanced).
The project is related to the following industry: Information Technology.
The project covers the following business areas: Business Intelligence and Information Technology.
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