Manager, Data Engineering
Dave- Full Time
- Senior (5 to 8 years)
The Data Engineering Manager - Hands On role requires experience as a Data Manager with a strong focus on the technical side, previous experience in Startups and Fintechs, hands-on experience with setting up and scaling data infrastructure, proficiency in Python, SQL, and modern data tools like DBT, Snowflake, Fivetran, Hightouch, and other ETL/reverse ETL tools, and strong data engineering skills including data pipeline creation and maintenance.
This role involves designing, implementing, and maintaining a robust data infrastructure, ensuring data accuracy and security, defining and implementing key underwriting performance metrics, running experiments to optimize underwriting processes, collaborating with Product, Engineering, and Operations, communicating complex data insights, addressing data bottlenecks impacting SWE teams, laying the groundwork for a scalable data team, mentoring new hires, fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation, and driving immediate results to shape data strategy and ensure data-driven decision-making.
Fintech solutions for Canadian SMB payments
Keep Technologies Corp. simplifies financial transactions for Canadian small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) by offering a suite of web and mobile applications. Their main product is a payment card that can be used both virtually and physically, allowing businesses to manage expenses easily. Unlike traditional banking services that often come with high fees and limited rewards, Keep Technologies provides affordable payment solutions with unlimited cashback rewards. Their business model focuses on competitive rates and eliminating hidden fees, particularly for payments to US vendors. Additionally, they prioritize customer support and seamless integration with existing financial systems, making it easy for businesses to adopt their services. The goal of Keep Technologies is to deliver flexible and cost-effective financial tools that enhance the financial management of Canadian SMBs.