Data Engineer (Dutch-speaking)

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  • Amsterdam
  • Den Bosch
  • 32 - 40 hours
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Build scalable data platforms and make technical decisions that create impact at leading organisations.

We are looking for a Data Engineer who is fluent in the Dutch language, both verbally and in writing.

A job as a Data Engineer at Digital Power

At Digital Power, you work on data solutions that play a key role within our clients’ organisations. You use modern technologies such as Airflow, Kafka, Docker, Python and Databricks on a daily basis. If you want to deepen your expertise in AI, there is plenty of room to do so, from developing AI agents to setting up and implementing Machine Learning Operations tooling.

You work for organisations such as Ikea, Bol and Heerema, as well as start-ups, NGOs and public sector organisations. Alongside your client assignments, you are part of our internal community, where knowledge sharing, standardisation and innovation are central.

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About you

Good to know

Currently, we are only hiring candidates who are authorized to work in The Netherlands at the time of their application. We are in the process of becoming a sponsor for non-EU citizens, however, we cannot make any promises at the moment. Also, you must live in the Netherlands during your employment at Digital Power.

Passionate about data

  • You think beyond code. You understand business needs and translate them into scalable technical solutions.
  • You take ownership of designing and maintaining data platforms and naturally take the lead in this area.
  • You have a strong sense of stakeholder management and carefully align your solutions with both technical and business requirements.

Required experience

  • 3+ years of experience as a (cloud) Data Engineer
  • Experience with data warehousing, streaming data, MLOps and/or AI in production environments
  • Applies Software Engineering principles and best practices in everything you build
  • Designing and implementing data platforms on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud Platform, with attention to security, reliability, scalability and maintainability
  • Experience with data storage technologies such as data lakes, data warehouses and SQL/NoSQL databases
  • Familiarity with DevOps processes and tooling, including CI/CD pipelines and Terraform
  • Experience with tools such as Apache Airflow, Databricks, Snowflake, dbt, (Py)Spark and Scala

What else?

  • You value sharing your knowledge
  • You enjoy staying up to date with developments in your field
  • You have a strong command of both Dutch and English, spoken and written
  • Our 'working at' page gives you positive energy
  • A completed bachelor’s or master’s degree

What we offer

  • We offer a salary of €4,285 - €7,080 gross per month, depending on your knowledge and experience
  • Opportunities to mentor colleagues and contribute to internal projects
  • Your own learning environment with us in AWS, Azure and GCP
  • Flexible working hours and a training budget
  • Read here about all the other things we can offer you

What does your day look like?

You start the day with a cup of coffee and an overview of your ongoing work. During the stand-up with your project team, you discuss progress, contribute to architectural decisions and support colleagues with your expertise.

After that, you get to work yourself. For this assignment, you are rolling out an MLOps platform and debugging the CI/CD pipeline before the proof of concept is delivered. You align your progress with stakeholders, both within Digital Power and at the client.

In the afternoon, you consciously take a step back. Lunch, a walk or focused work from home. Flexibility is not a perk here, it is the standard.

Later in the day, you discuss technical standardisation with colleagues for future projects. You wrap up by submitting a pull request for the client project and updating your product owner on the team’s progress.

You work alternately at the client’s location, from home or at the office in Amsterdam or Den Bosch. Whether you travel by public transport, lease car or work partly remote, you organise your workweek flexibly, as long as your client and your team can rely on you.

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