Senior GCP Data Engineer
At Sales Consulting · Bucharest; București, Romania
- Data and ML
- Senior
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Hybrid, based in Bucharest
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- Posted
- 14 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 15 October 2026
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Job description
From Sales Consulting’s job post, as they wrote it.
Responsibilities:
Data Engineering & Architecture:
* Design, develop, and maintain scalable data platforms and pipelines using Google Cloud services.
* Implement data ingestion, transformation, and orchestration workflows using: BigQuery, Dataflow, Dataproc, Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL / PostgreSQL
* Define data models, partitioning strategies, and storage architectures optimized for large-scale analytics.
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* Implement batch and near real-time data processing solutions.
BigQuery Engineering:
* Design, optimize, and maintain BigQuery datasets, tables, views, and data marts.
* Develop complex BigQuery SQL solutions for analytics and operational reporting.
* Optimize query performance, storage costs, partitioning, clustering, and workload management.
* Establish best practices for BigQuery governance, security, and performance monitoring.
PostgreSQL Engineering:
* Design and develop PostgreSQL database solutions on GCP.
* Create and optimize database schemas, indexes, stored procedures, and PL/pgSQL code.
* Perform database performance tuning, capacity planning, and troubleshooting.
* Support migration and modernization of legacy databases to PostgreSQL.
Cloud Migration & Modernization:
* Support migration of legacy Oracle workloads to PostgreSQL and BigQuery.
* Assess existing database architectures and recommend modernization approaches.
* Collaborate with application teams to refactor data solutions for cloud-native environments.
* Ensure data integrity, security, and operational readiness during migrations.
Data Governance & Security:
* Implement IAM controls, encryption, auditing, and data protection standards.
* Apply data governance and compliance requirements across the cloud platform.
Collaboration:
* Participate in architecture reviews, code reviews, and engineering standards definition.
* Collaborate with product owners, architects, analysts, and platform teams to deliver business value.
Skills
Must have:
* Minimum 5 years of hands-on experience working with relational and analytical databases
* Minimum 1 year of hands-on experience with Google BigQuery (GCP)
* Proven expertise in Google BigQuery (GCP), with the ability to build, manage, and optimize data solutions in a cloud environment.
* Proven expertise in PostgreSQL administration and development, including schema design, data integrity, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting.
* Proficiency with GitHub for version control and collaborative development.
Nice to have:
* Experience migrating Oracle databases to PostgreSQL and/or BigQuery.
* Oracle SQL and PL/SQL knowledge.
* Experience with Ora2pg or similar migration tooling.
* Google Cloud Professional Data Engineer certification.
* Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect certification.
* Experience with Terraform.
* Experience with containerized deployments using Docker and Kubernetes (GKE).
* Experience with Airflow / Cloud Composer.
* Experience with data governance, metadata management, and data quality frameworks.
* Experience with Google Cloud Dataflow for building and managing data processing pipelines.
* Experience with Google Cloud Dataproc for big data processing and analytics workloads.
* Experience with Google Cloud Pub/Sub for event-driven architectures and real-time data streaming.
* Python for data engineering, automation, data processing, and scripting tasks.
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