Data Platform Engineer (Data 360)
Coastal · Indianapolis, IN · 1 mo ago
EngineeringFull-time
Role Responsibilities
- Data Architecture & Infrastructure Implementation
- Enterprise D360 Harmonization
- Modern Cloud Integration
- Legacy Migration
- Governance & Trust
- Data Modeling & Pipeline Engineering
- Ingestion & Streaming Pipelines
- D360 Identity Resolution
- Performance Optimization
- Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Ecosystem Implementation
- Technical Guidance
Experience/Skills Required
- Experience: 3+ years of experience in data engineering, technical consulting, or database development for cloud data platforms with multiple enterprise workstreams.
- Salesforce D360 (Data Cloud) Capabilities: Strong working knowledge of the data cloud architecture, including data models (DMOS, DSOs), identity resolution, data spaces, calculated insights, and activation targets.
- Modern Data Methods: Familiarity and alignment with modern data architecture methods, including lakehouse architecture, zero-copy data sharing, and real-time data activation.
- Broad Data Ecosystem Experience: Hands-on experience with enterprise database technology, cloud data warehouses (e.g., Snowflake, Databricks), ETL/ELT tools, data engineering pipelines, and data science principles.
- Strong Communication: Excellent verbal and presentation abilities, capable of effectively communicating technical engineering concepts and data updates to stakeholders and team members.
- Technical Tooling & Development: Strong proficiency with data-centric programming languages (such as SQL and Python) as well as Salesforce application development components (Apex, Flow, LWCs, MuleSoft).
- Engineering Patterns: Solid understanding of enterprise architecture patterns, API management, and real-time data streaming technologies (e.g., Kafka, Amazon Kinesis).
- Structured Data Modeling: Practical experience with data modeling methodologies (such as Kimball dimensional modeling, Star/Snowflake schemas, or Medallion Bronze/Silver/Gold structures) and mapping them into a canonical Customer 360 model.