Data Engineer

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Purpose of the Role

The Data Engineer Contractor will play a critical role in delivering key milestones of the Procurement Data Lake Plan. This includes ingesting and transforming data from procurement systems, cleaning and organizing it in Snowflake, and creating dashboard-ready datasets for Sigma Computing. The contractor will help ensure data reliability, reduce manual work, and enable automated insights for stakeholders across procurement, legal, and operations.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, build, and maintain scalable ETL data pipelines.
• Ingest, clean, and standardize data from Coupa, Netsuite, IntelAgree, Zip, ProcessUnity, and Monday.com.
• Integrate data into Snowflake with appropriate schema and performance optimization.
• Enable real-time and scheduled analytics through Sigma Computing dashboards.
• Collaborate with procurement, legal, and data teams to meet milestone reporting needs.
• Ensure documentation of workflows, datasets, and dashboard requirements.

Technical Requirements

• Advanced SQL for transformation and analytics uses cases.
• Proficiency in Python or R for data wrangling and automation.
• Experience using Airflow or similar tools for orchestration.
• Strong understanding of Snowflake or equivalent cloud data warehouse.
• Proficiency in Sigma Computing/Tableau or similar BI tools: building dashboards, designing datasets, and user interactivity.
• Familiarity with Git and version control best practices.

Preferred Qualifications

• Background in procurement, finance, or legal analytics.
• Experience with procurement tools like Coupa, IntelAgree, Zip, Netsuite, and ProcessUnity.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
• Agile and milestone-driven project delivery experience.

Expected Deliverables

• Automated data pipelines for spend contract, intake, and travel & expense data.
• Cleaned, structured datasets stored in Snowflake.
• Sigma dashboards that support milestone and executive reporting.
• Documentation of data processes, schemas, and maintenance runbooks.