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Bold Orange

Software Engineer, Data

Minneapolis, MN - Open to candidates outside of MN$85k–$130kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Bold Orange seeks a Software Engineer, Data to design and optimize data pipelines primarily using Snowflake, transforming client data into analytics and activation platforms. You'll collaborate across engineering and client teams to build scalable data solutions while supporting back-end and DevOps work on multiple engagements.

What you'll do

  • Design and build data models and pipelines centered on Snowflake
  • Optimize data performance and implement data governance practices
  • Collaborate with project managers, developers, and client stakeholders on data solutions
  • Support back-end and DevOps engineering across client projects
  • Work with alternative platforms like Redshift and Databricks as needed
  • Turn raw client data into reliable analytics and activation platforms

What they're looking for

  • Snowflake (deep expertise required)
  • Data pipeline design and optimization
  • Data modeling
  • SQL
  • Back-end engineering
  • DevOps practices
  • Redshift and/or Databricks experience
  • Client collaboration and communication
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Bold Orange

Bold Orange builds data pipelines and analytics platforms that transform client data into actionable insights, primarily using Snowflake. The company is hiring Software Engineers focused on data infrastructure, backend development, and DevOps to support scalable solutions across multiple client engagements.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience designing and optimizing data models in Snowflake. What's an example of a complex schema you've built, and how did you approach performance optimization?
  • Describe your experience building and maintaining data pipelines. How do you approach data quality, validation, and governance in production environments?