Job Description:
Blockchain.com is connecting the world to the future of finance. As the most trusted and fastest-growing global crypto company, it helps millions of people worldwide safely access cryptocurrency. Since its inception in 2011, Blockchain.com has earned the trust of over 90 million wallet holders and more than 40 million verified users, facilitating over $1 trillion in crypto transactions. We are looking for a talented Data Engineer to join our finplatform team and work from our office in London. The team works alongside the analytics team informing all product decisions and creating models and infrastructure to improve efficiency, growth, and security. We work closely with most sides of the business including fraud, trading, product, growth and finance. Our automated ETL processes serve both the broader company (in the form of dashboards and back-end data sources for product features) and the analytics team itself (cleaning and processing data for analysis and modeling purposes, ensuring reproducibility). We are looking for someone passionate about driving informed decision making and growth within a company and wants to use their skillset to solve real-life problems. You will need experience in designing, building, and maintaining a scalable and robust Data Infra that makes data easily accessible for analytics and the broader audience via different tools. As a data engineer, you will be involved in all aspects of the data infrastructure, from understanding current bottlenecks and requirements to ensuring the quality and availability of data. You will collaborate closely with data analysts, platform, and front-end engineers, defining requirements and designing new systems for both streaming and batch processing of data, as well as maintaining and improving existing ones. Being proactive in identifying issues, digging deep into their source, and developing solutions, are at the heart of this role. Our tech stack includes: Python, Airflow, Docker, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Spark, BigQuery, and Kubernetes.
