Software Engineering – Data Engineer (Python & Cloud Databases)

Work from Homeremotemid$84K – $132K

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About this role

FICO (NYSE: FICO) is a leading global analytics software company, helping businesses in 100+ countries make better decisions. Join our world-class team today and fulfill your career potential! The Opportunity The myFICO engineering team builds the web applications behind FICO Scores consumer-facing business, and data powers everything we do. We are seeking a Data Engineer to own the SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, and other cloud databases behind myFICO.com, build and run the Python ETL/ELT pipelines that feed our data warehouse and analytics platforms, and prepare data for emerging ML and AI use cases in AWS. What You’ll Contribute Design, build, and operate secure, high-performance SQL Server and Redshift databases that power myFICO.com, from data modeling through production support.…

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