Redhorse
Mid Level Data Engineer
About this role
Redhorse Corporation seeks a mid-level data engineer to join their mission-driven team in Arlington, VA, developing data insights and technology solutions for U.S. national security clients. The role emphasizes building technology-agnostic solutions and acting as a trusted technical partner.
What you'll do
- Design and develop scalable data pipelines and ETL processes
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver data-driven solutions
- Support mission-critical data infrastructure and systems
- Participate in technical architecture decisions
- Troubleshoot and optimize data workflows
- Partner with customers to understand and solve complex data challenges
What they're looking for
- Data pipeline development and ETL
- Python or Java
- SQL and relational databases
- Cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP)
- Data modeling and schema design
- Problem-solving and technical communication
- Version control systems
- Experience with big data tools
Benefits
- Work on mission-critical national security projects
- Collaborative, solution-driven environment
- Opportunity to build technology-agnostic solutions
- Professional growth with experienced teams
- Trusted partner relationships with important clients
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Redhorse
Redhorse builds data analytics platforms and modernized software systems for U.S. government agencies, including graph-based intelligence platforms and legacy system transformations. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, data engineers, UI developers, and systems engineers to develop mission-critical applications that improve government data management, security, and operational efficiency.
View all jobs at RedhorseLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a complex data pipeline you designed and the challenges you overcame.
- How do you approach building technology-agnostic solutions in data engineering?