Senior Data Platform Engineer (m/f/d)
FlixAt Flix, we offer a dynamic work environment with competitive pay, strong growth opportunities, and a tech-driven approach to making travel more accessible, sustainable, and affordable.
We're looking for a motivated and skilled Senior Data Platform Engineer to join our Core Data Platform team – Foundation Division. You will help us drive the company to the next level, and have the most direct influence on our success.
The team provides tools, infrastructure, expertise and best practices to empower every Flix employee through data excellence and reliable infrastructure. We put our users into the heart of our data platform, ensuring that they can easily process, discover, analyze, share and leverage data. We have a constant process of reflecting on our current work, and adapting new practices and technologies. Our daily work is built on trust and collaboration.
About the Role
- Improve and maintain our scalable data platform infrastructure on AWS, K8s, Confluent Cloud and Snowflake, ensuring high availability and reliability for all data consumers across the organization
- Collaborate closely with data engineers, analysts, and product teams to understand their needs and continuously improve the platform's usability and se
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