Sr. Data Engineer I
DoubleVerifyIn this role you will own and build backend services and data pipelines that power product expansion — exploring external partner APIs, designing reliable ingestion and reconciliation layers, exposing internal endpoints for other DV teams, and keeping production systems observable and performant at scale.
Stack: Python, SQL, BigQuery, Cloud SQL, Cloud Datastore, Cloud Run (GCP), Prefect, Docker, CI/CD, Git. Java or Rust a plus.
Looking for: 3+ years in data engineering or backend engineering. Strong Python and SQL. Experience integrating with external APIs and operating production data systems at scale. Comfort with cloud-native environments and modern engineering practices. AdTech/auction-system familiarity is a plus, not required. We use an AI-augmented dev style — familiarity with Claude Code or Cursor is welcome but not mandatory.
Apply: https://boards.greenhouse.io/doubleverify/jobs/7513841002
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