PrizePicks
Data Platform Engineer
Atlanta, GA preferred, Remote (Remote)$145k–$175kmidAdded today
About this role
PrizePicks seeks a Data Platform Engineer to build and scale a modern data platform supporting batch, streaming, and real-time ML inference for a fast-growing sports betting and daily fantasy platform. You'll design low-latency architectures, implement data governance, and ensure 99.99% availability across production systems.
What you'll do
- Design and build scalable batch and streaming data platforms with data catalog and lineage capabilities
- Develop low-latency real-time services for deploying ML models and streaming data pipelines in sub-100ms timeframes
- Implement data security architectures, controls, and governance frameworks across the platform
- Champion CI/CD best practices, monitoring, and observability for data pipeline and model deployments
- Manage platform operations to maintain 99.99% availability and enable model deployment workflows
- Build and maintain data exploration environments and manage the full data lifecycle
What they're looking for
- Platform engineering with 3+ years in production data systems
- Streaming architectures (Kafka, Flink, Pub/Sub)
- Docker, Kubernetes, and cluster management
- Python and Go programming
- GCP (BigQuery, Cloud Functions, GKE) or AWS cloud services
- Big data technologies (Spark, Flink, Airflow, Iceberg, Lakehouse)
- REST API development and library design
- Data governance tools (OpenMetadata, Polaris)
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PrizePicks
PrizePicks operates a daily fantasy sports platform with a mobile-first experience. They are hiring Software Engineers (across levels II-III) skilled in TypeScript, React Native, and Ruby on Rails, as well as Data Engineers to build infrastructure supporting analytics and platform growth.
- Website
- prizepicks.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience building and deploying scalable data platforms in high-traffic production environments—what were the key challenges?
- How have you designed streaming architectures to achieve sub-100ms latency for real-time inference, and what trade-offs did you consider?