Data Engineer
ACL Digital
2 - 5 years
Bengaluru
Posted: 12/02/2026
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Job Description
Position: Data Engineer
Experience: 58 years
Location: Bengaluru
MustHave Skills
- SQL (Advanced) Joins, Window functions, query tuning.
- Python ETL scripting, PySpark, automation.
- Apache Kafka Realtime ingestion, stream processing, Kafka Connect.
Data Pipeline & ETL Development
- Design, develop, and maintain batch and realtime ETL/ELT pipelines using Python, PySpark, and Kafka.
- Build data ingestion frameworks to integrate RDBMS, APIs, Kafka streams, flat files, and cloud-native sources.
- Implement and optimize CDC, incremental loads, SCD Type2, partitioning, and bucketing strategies.
Big Data Engineering
- Develop and optimize pipelines using Spark, PySpark, Scala, Hive, Hadoop, and related tooling.
- Handle large-scale distributed datasets with advanced performance techniques such as:
- Broadcast joins
- Shuffle optimization
- Data skew resolution
- Caching & indexing
Cloud Engineering (AWS / Azure)
- Build end-to-end data solutions using:
- AWS: S3, Glue, Redshift, EMR, Lambda
- Azure: ADF, Synapse, Databricks, Data Lake
- Implement orchestration frameworks like Airflow, Oozie, ADF triggers, and Lambda automation.
Data Quality, Governance & Monitoring
- Implement end-to-end data validation, audit checks, logging, and monitoring frameworks.
- Build metadata-driven and reusable ETL frameworks.
- Work with monitoring tools such as CloudWatch or Databricks cluster logs.
Collaboration, Documentation & Agile Delivery
- Work closely with analysts, architects, QA, and business teams in an Agile/Scrum environment.
- Prepare technical documentation, architecture diagrams, and SOPs.
- Participate in code reviews and contribute to best engineering practices.
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