Senior Data Engineer

Edjuster
Manchester
1 week ago
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Wejo is a leader in the connected car market and is shaping the future of mobility. The connected car space is one of the fastest growing sectors in the internet of things industry. Car manufacturers are looking to extend traditional infotainment systems, insurers are seeking a better understanding of risk, users are demanding more feedback and firms are generating increasing amounts of data and require support in understanding its applications and value. We specialise in creating new services and products to help clients make the most of their data and realise its value.


We bring together the brightest minds and industry experts with award-winning platform technology and advanced privacy and security to revolutionise the way we live, work and travel using connected car data, insights and analytics.


At Wejo, our values drive our culture, shape our interactions and help us to achieve our goals. These values are turned into meaningful behaviours and embody our employees. We are bold, collaborative and responsible.


Role Summary


The role of the Senior Data Engineer is to build and maintain Wejo’s data platforms and products, including both stream and batch processing systems. As a Senior Data Engineer at Wejo, you will be accountable for designing and developing complex and cutting-edge data processing products, collaborating with the product team to design and develop solutions.


You will also find yourself getting involved in investigating technologies, R&D and POC approaches whilst utilising your strong aptitude for problem solving.


By joining Wejo as a Senior Data Engineer, you would have the unique opportunity to gain exposure to the latest technologies and cutting-edge approaches in a tech playground environment.


This job is offered on a 100% remote basis; however, our offices are in Manchester City Centre and are open for use.


Essential Skills / Knowledge & Experience – what I need to do the job



  • 2-3+ years in Big Data or 5+ years in software development
  • Experience with Java, Scala or Python
  • Experience working in an Agile environment
  • Experience working with container solutions like Docker or Kubernetes


Desirable – What can help me succeed



  • Experience with cloud computing environments, e.g. AWS or Azure
  • Experience developing stream-processing systems like Kafka, Spark streaming, etc.
  • Experience with relational and NoSQL databases


Equal Opportunity Employer: Wejo is an equal opportunity employer, committed to our diversity and inclusiveness. We consider all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, nationality, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, religion, disability or age. We strongly encourage women, people of color, members of the LGBTQIA community, people with disabilities and veterans to apply. We are actively working to be an anti-racist organization. We’re committing to creating an inclusive and equitable workplace for all of our employees. You can read more about our commitment to DEI here.


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