Senior Data Engineer
AIDA Recruitment has an opening for a Senior Data Engineer as a remote role open to applicants in Poland. The listing describes it as a contract, senior position.
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AIDA Recruitment has an opening for a Senior Data Engineer as a remote role open to applicants in Poland. The listing describes it as a contract, senior position.
From the advert, the main requirements are English language skills.
The advert mentions Python, SQL, dbt, Airflow, AWS, Azure, GCP and CI/CD among the skills and tools for this role.
Pay stated in the listing: €30 - €32 per hour.
Dev Global Jobs found this job on Himalayas on Oct 10, 2026; applications close on Dec 9, 2026.
- Employer
- AIDA Recruitment
- Location
- Remote (Poland)
- Job type
- Contract
- Level (from the title)
- senior
- Pay
- €30 - €32 per hour
- Languages asked
- English
- Found
- Oct 10, 2026 on Himalayas
- Closes
- Dec 9, 2026
- Employer text
- 298 words, about 1 min to read
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About the role
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01Role Overview
We are looking for an experienced Senior Data Engineer to join a cross-functional Agile team within the banking domain. The role focuses on designing and improving end-to-end data solutions across AWS cloud and on-premises (Oracle DB) environments, working with Airflow, dbt, and SAP Data Services, and contributing to Data Mesh and Medallion architecture implementations.
Project/Client: Banking Location: Baltic States and Poland Citizen (remote) Start Date: ASAP Duration: 12 months Language: English Hourly rate: 30 - 32 EUR. B2B contract.
02Key Responsibilities
- Design, implement, and improve data ingestion, processing, storage, and sharing within a Data Mesh platform across AWS cloud and legacy DWH environments
- Build and optimize ETL/ELT pipelines and data architectures using Airflow, dbt, and SAP Data Services
- Support modernization and migration of legacy data systems toward cloud-native architecture
- Ensure high standards of data quality, security, and performance across all data workflows
- Collaborate with analysts, engineers, and business stakeholders to deliver scalable data solutions
- Perform code reviews, implement monitoring and alerting, and resolve data pipeline defects
- Participate in the EOD ROTA rotation, with availability for incident resolution until 23:00-24:00
03Must-Have Requirements
- Proven hands-on experience with SQL and Python
- Hands-on experience with cloud platforms - AWS, Azure, or GCP
- Good understanding of data pipeline tools such as Airflow or dbt
- Working knowledge of enterprise data platforms: Oracle DB, SAP IQ, SAP Data Services, and SAP Business Objects
- Knowledge of solution integrations - real-time, message-based, and event-driven architectures - including bridging legacy systems with modern data platforms
- Exposure to test automation and DevOps practices, including infrastructure as code, security best practices, CI/CD, and SDLC
- Experience with Data Products deliveries, Medallion architecture, and Data Mesh architecture
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
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