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Splice

Data Engineer II (Remote US)

Remote - U.S. (Remote)$95k–$118.7kfull-timemidAdded today

About this role

Splice is seeking a Data Engineer II to build and scale data pipelines supporting creator payouts, revenue reporting, and product analytics. You'll work with BigQuery, SQLMesh, Python, and Dagster to maintain reliable data infrastructure while participating in on-call rotation and driving platform quality improvements.

What you'll do

  • Build and maintain data models in SQLMesh with incremental strategies, testing, and documentation
  • Participate in on-call rotation to triage and resolve ETL failures, data unavailability, and metric breakage
  • Extend and maintain pipelines powering creator payouts and GAAP-compliant revenue reporting
  • Improve query performance and reduce BigQuery compute costs
  • Define observability standards including alert thresholds, metrics, logs, and monitoring dashboards
  • Modernize legacy pipeline jobs and reduce technical debt across the platform

What they're looking for

  • SQL (window functions, CTEs, query optimization, execution plans)
  • Python (pipeline logic, data transformation, testing)
  • BigQuery
  • SQLMesh
  • Dagster
  • Data pipeline orchestration and design
  • Observability and monitoring practices
  • On-call incident response
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Splice

Splice builds AI-driven music creation tools designed to empower music producers. The company is hiring fullstack engineers to own end-to-end features and collaborate in a dynamic, creative environment.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience building data models in SQL—walk us through a complex transformation you've designed and how you optimized it for performance.
  • How have you approached modernizing legacy data pipelines, and what metrics did you use to measure success?