AWS Data Engineer
Vrinda Global
2 - 5 years
Gurugram
Posted: 12/02/2026
Job Description
Role: AWS Data Engineer
Location: Gurugram (Hybrid)
Key Role and Responsibilities:
Understand and translate business needs into data models supporting long-term
solutions.
Perform reverse engineering of physical data models from databases and SQL
scripts.
Analyse data-related system integration challenges and propose appropriate
solutions.
Assist with and support setting the data architecture direction (including data
movement approach, architecture/technology strategy, and any other data
related considerations to ensure business value).
Requirements:
5+ Years of experience as a Data Engineer
Strong technical expertise in SQL Advanced SQL querying skills (joins, subqueries,
CTEs, aggregation)
Strong knowledge of joins and common table expressions (CTEs)
Experience in Snowflake, ETL, SQL, CI/CD
Strong expertise in ETL process and with various data model concepts
Knowledge of star schema and snowflake schema
Good to know about AWS services such as S3, Athena, Glue, EMR/Spark with a
major emphasis on S3 and Glue
Good knowledge of Python
Education: Bachelors degree in computer science, Software Engineering, MIS or equivalent
combination of education and experience
Key Skills: SQL, AWS, Snowflake, Pyspark
Key Role and Responsibilities:
Understand and translate business needs into data models supporting long-term
solutions.
Perform reverse engineering of physical data models from databases and SQL
scripts.
Analyse data-related system integration challenges and propose appropriate
solutions.
Assist with and support setting the data architecture direction (including data
movement approach, architecture/technology strategy, and any other data
related considerations to ensure business value).
Qualifications
Bachelor Degree
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