Upstart is an AI lending marketplace dedicated to reducing the cost and complexity of borrowing for Americans. As a Senior Analytics Engineer, you will design and develop robust data models and collaborate with various teams to create analytical solutions that empower stakeholders with meaningful insights.
Responsibilities:
- Understand how data is produced and consumed at a deep level - you will need to be extremely collaborative with the teams that produce and consume the data to create an end-to-end solution that maximizes the value of our data
- Lead efforts to design data models and build curated data sets that are the foundation of reporting and analytics at Upstart
- Collaborate with data engineers and data platform teams to create analytics pipelines
- Meet consumers of data where they are by wearing an educator’s hat and training them on how to use BI tools and dashboards
- Be a close strategic partner to analytics squads to participate in decision making on the analytics road map for Upstart
Requirements:
- 5+ year(s) of experience as a Data Engineer / Analytics Engineer / BI Engineer
- Strong understanding of data modeling concepts in both transactional and analytical databases
- Proven ability to lead cross-team projects to create data models for analytics/reporting purposes
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills, particularly when explaining technical or complex matters to less technical co-workers
- Expertise in SQL, Python, and ETL optimization techniques
- Familiarity with business intelligence visualization tools such as Mode, Looker, Tableau, Power BI, etc
- Experience creating curated data models using a data mesh architecture
- Experience with cloud computing platforms such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure and/or Google Cloud
- Experience with building Looker data models (LookML), analytics engineering frameworks like dbt, orchestration tools like Airflow, schema design, and dimensional data modeling
- Thorough understanding of data lake/warehouse architectures (BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift)