Tessera Labs
Data Platform Engineer
- Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
- $200k–$250k
- Mid level
- Full-time
- Remote, United States; San Jose, California, United States
- 2+ yrs exp
- Added 3 weeks ago
About this role
Tessera Labs is seeking a Data Platform Engineer to build the data infrastructure connecting enterprise systems and enabling data usage across various applications. You’ll design, develop, and maintain core data platform capabilities, focusing on reusability, performance, and reliability. This role offers the chance to work on cutting-edge AI solutions within a fast-paced, high-impact environment.
What you'll do
- Build core data platform capabilities including data access and query execution.
- Develop reusable connector frameworks and abstractions for different systems.
- Improve performance by identifying and resolving bottlenecks.
- Ensure execution reliability through orchestration and observability.
- Collaborate with product and engineering teams to define interfaces and make architectural decisions.
What they're looking for
- Python
- SQL
- Backend Services
- Data Infrastructure
- Relational Databases
- Query Optimization
- Distributed Workloads
- Data Formats
Benefits
- Build AI products for real-world problems
- Work at the intersection of AI and enterprise systems
- High ownership and direct influence
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Tessera Labs
Tessera Labs builds enterprise AI automation platforms that streamline business workflows across systems like Salesforce and SAP using multi-agent AI systems. The company is hiring frontend engineers, backend engineers, AI agent engineers, design engineers, and interns to develop scalable interfaces, APIs, and LLM-driven automation pipelines.
- Industry
- Technology & Software
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience building and maintaining production-ready data pipelines.
- How do you approach query optimization in a relational database?