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Celonis

Associate Deployment Engineer - Galaxy Graduate Program

New York, US, New YorkFrom $90kentryAdded 3 days ago

About this role

Join Celonis' Galaxy Graduate Program as an Associate Deployment Engineer to launch your career in enterprise software. Over 12 months, you'll deploy AI-driven process mining solutions, work with SQL and Python, and gain hands-on experience across the full customer engagement lifecycle while rotating through various internal teams.

What you'll do

  • Deploy high-value use cases using data analytics, machine learning, and GenAI technologies
  • Perform complex data transformations with SQL and Python to prepare data for analysis
  • Implement and configure the Celonis platform for customer deployments
  • Gather customer requirements and communicate deliverables directly with end clients
  • Develop Python scripts in the Machine Learning Workbench (MLWB) for data processing
  • Build and integrate critical KPIs into customer solutions

What they're looking for

  • SQL and Python programming
  • Data transformation and analytics
  • Machine learning fundamentals
  • Business process interpretation
  • Customer communication and collaboration
  • Problem-solving and critical thinking
  • Data science or consulting mindset
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Celonis

Celonis builds AI-driven process intelligence software that helps enterprises optimize their operations and automation. The company is hiring for customer-facing technical roles including Associate Value Engineers, Applied Value Engineers, and Partner Solutions Engineers who combine technical expertise in SQL and machine learning with business consulting to deliver process intelligence solutions to Fortune 500 customers.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through a data project where you used SQL or Python to solve a real problem?
  • How do you approach learning new technical concepts or tools with a steep learning curve?