Senior Data Engineer / Databricks / Remote

A rapidly growing analytics consulting firm is seeking an Analytics Migration Engineer for a remote, 4-month contract engagement (ASAP start through mid-November). This role focuses on migrating legacy analytical environments into Google Cloud Platform, with a heavy emphasis on BigQuery, while supporting modern data pipelines, reporting, and automation initiatives.

This opportunity is ideal for someone who thrives in fast-paced, high-impact projects. The team is tackling a major cloud transformation, and this role sits at the center of ensuring business-critical analytics continue running smoothly during migration. Candidates will gain exposure to large-scale data ecosystems, modern cloud tooling, and advanced automation techniques while working alongside experienced data engineers and analytics professionals.

Required Skills & Experience

• Strong experience with Google Cloud Platform, especially BigQuery
• Experience migrating legacy analytics environments (on-prem, cloud)
• Proficiency in SQL, Python, and/or SAS
• Hands-on experience with Excel automation (VBA, macros, or advanced formulas)
• Experience validating data outputs and ensuring data accuracy
• Strong understanding of ETL processes and data pipelines
  
  

Desired Skills & Experience

• Experience with SAS migrations into cloud environments
• Familiarity with orchestration tools like Airflow or Cloud Composer
• Experience validating or deploying machine learning models
• Background supporting enterprise-scale analytics environments
• Strong documentation and process improvement mindset
  
  

What You Will Be Doing

Tech Breakdown

• 60% GCP / BigQuery
• 20% Data validation & testing
• 20% Excel automation & reporting
  
  

Daily Responsibilities

• 80% Hands On
• 20% Team Collaboration
  
  

The Offer

• Competitive Hourly Rate
  
  

You Will Receive The Following Benefits

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
  
  

Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.

Posted By: Charles Deuter