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Bold Orange

Software Engineer, Data

Minneapolis, MN - Open to candidates outside of MN$85k–$120kfull-timemidAdded today

About this role

Bold Orange seeks a Software Engineer, Data to design and optimize data pipelines and models primarily on Snowflake, supporting both their SaaS platform and client analytics initiatives. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to transform raw client data into governed, activation-ready analytics solutions while contributing to backend and DevOps engineering efforts.

What you'll do

  • Design and implement data models and pipelines in Snowflake for analytics and activation platforms
  • Optimize data pipeline performance and reliability across client engagements
  • Build well-governed data solutions that serve analytics and activation use cases
  • Collaborate with backend engineers, DevOps, project managers, and clients on solution delivery
  • Support Snowflake-powered SaaS platform development and maintenance
  • Contribute to backend and infrastructure engineering as needed on client projects

What they're looking for

  • Snowflake (deep expertise required)
  • Data modeling and pipeline design
  • SQL
  • Data warehousing and ETL/ELT
  • Redshift or Databricks (secondary)
  • Backend engineering fundamentals
  • DevOps principles
  • Data governance practices
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Bold Orange

Bold Orange builds data pipelines and analytics platforms that transform client data into actionable insights, primarily using Snowflake. The company is hiring Software Engineers focused on data infrastructure, backend development, and DevOps to support scalable solutions across multiple client engagements.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a complex data modeling project you've led in Snowflake—what challenges did you face and how did you optimize performance?
  • How do you approach designing data pipelines that balance latency, cost, and data quality requirements?