ETL/Data Engineer

For one of our clients, a renowned service company in the field of patents and trademarks, we are looking for an ambitious "ETL/Data Engineer (f/m/d)" for the Munich, Brasov or Luxembourg office.

Your tasks

• Analyze, specify and document data migration requirements with clients and internal teams
• Design and build rich client-facing enterprise grade functional dashboards, analyses, reports, and other requirements
• Perform data migrations from any third party IP database into the our client's IP database (SQL Server) in a timely and accurate manner with the existing ETL tools
• Validate and analyze data sets to ensure data consistency and internal requirements are met
• Coordinate database and migration changes with internal teams, * Enjoy working in multicultural teams and contribute to a diverse and international working environment
• Organize your lifestyle with flexible working hours
• Take the opportunity to act independently and entrepreneurial in your area of responsibility and profit from flat hierarchies and short decision-making processes.
• Celebrate success together as one team at the various corporate events of our client
• Attend a tailor-made onboarding program as well as individual training & development opportunities
• Contribute through your personality and your daily work to make an impact on our clients' business, corporate culture, society and the environment

• 3+ years of working experience in IT, preferably in a position that focuses on customer service/client care
• Expert skills with ETL processes and tools
• Experience with BI tools: Sisense with good familiarity of Microsoft PowerBI or Tableau
• Advanced skills with MS SQL server and SQL
• Experience in Pentaho Data Integration or Visual Basic would be considered as an asset
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills with the ability to work both autonomously and within a team
• Excellent command of verbal and written communication skills as well as service oriented working attitude
• Fluency in English is mandatory, German and/or French would be considered as an asset