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At a glance 🚀 **Data Engineers: Want to build something from the ground up?** I'm partnering with the **University of Idaho** on an exciting opportunity to join their team as a **Data Engineer**! This isn't just another data engineering role. You'll join at the beginning of a major data modernization initiative, helping build an enterprise data platform that will shape how the university uses data for years to come. 💻 **Modern tech:** Databricks, Python, SQL, Delta Lake & cloud technologies 🏡 **Flexibility:** Hybrid or remote opportunities 💰 **Salary:** $80,000-$90,000, depending on experience 📈 **Growth:** Great opportunity for an early-career Data Engineer looking to make an impact If you enjoy solving problems, building solutions, and having a voice in how things are developed, I'd love to connect! **Interested or know someone who might be?** Send me a message or share this opportunity with your network! Description: What you'll be doing Another Source's client, University of Idaho, is recruiting a Data Engineer to join their Office of Information Technology team in Moscow, Idaho. This position offers potential hybrid or remote flexibility, depending on the candidate.
The University of Idaho offers an opportunity to combine meaningful, mission-driven work with the technical challenges of a modern enterprise data environment. The anticipated salary for this position is $80,000-90,000 annually, with compensation dependent on experience and qualifications. Hybrid or remote opportunities available. In addition to competitive compensation, the university offers a comprehensive employee benefits program designed to support employees' health, financial well-being, and long-term professional success.Read the full posting
Are you a data engineer who enjoys building solutions from the ground up?
This is an opportunity to join the University of Idaho at the beginning of a significant technology transformation.
Design and maintain ingestion pipelines from Banner/Ellucian ERP and other institutional systems
Build medallion-architecture transformations (bronze, silver, gold) into trusted data products
Operate and optimize the Databricks lakehouse and support Unity Catalog administration
Build automated data quality checks and validation processes
Create dimensional models and curated datasets for reporting and analytics
Are you a data engineer who enjoys building solutions from the ground up? Do you want to work with modern cloud technologies while helping shape the future of data at a major research university?
This is an opportunity to join the University of Idaho at the beginning of a significant technology transformation. As a Data Engineer, you'll play a hands-on role in designing and developing the university's enterprise data lakehouse, creating the pipelines, data models, and trusted data products that will power institutional decision-making for years to come.
Design, build, and maintain reliable data ingestion pipelines that connect enterprise systems, including Banner/Ellucian ERP
Develop scalable data transformations using medallion architecture (bronze, silver, and gold layers)
Help operate and optimize the university's Databricks lakehouse environment
Build automated data quality checks and validation processes
Create dimensional models, aggregated datasets, and curated data products that support reporting, analytics, and downstream applications.
Write efficient, maintainable Python and SQL code
Modern tech:** Databricks, Python, SQL, Delta Lake & cloud technologies
Experience with cloud-based data platforms, particularly Databricks, Delta Lake, or similar lakehouse technologies.
Familiarity with PySpark or other distributed data processing frameworks.
Understanding of data modeling approaches such as medallion architecture, dimensional modeling, or data vault.
Experience working with enterprise ERP data, particularly Banner/Ellucian or systems supporting student, HR, or financial operations.
- Experience developing or supporting production data pipelines, including ETL/ELT workflows. - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or a related field. Four additional years of relevant experience (six years total) may substitute for the bachelor's degree. Preferred Qualifications
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At a glance 🚀 **Data Engineers: Want to build something from the ground up?** I'm partnering with the **University of Idaho** on an exciting opportunity to join their team as a **Data Engineer**! This isn't just another data engineering role. You'll join at the beginning of a major data modernization initiative, helping build an enterprise data platform that will shape how the university uses data for years to come. 💻 **Modern tech:** Databricks, Python, SQL, Delta Lake & cloud technologies 🏡 **Flexibility:** Hybrid or remote opportunities 💰 **Salary:** $80,000-$90,000, depending on experience 📈 **Growth:** Great opportunity for an early-career Data Engineer looking to make an impact If you enjoy solving problems, building solutions, and having a voice in how things are developed, I'd love to connect! **Interested or know someone who might be?** Send me a message or share this opportunity with your network! Description: What you'll be doing Another Source's client, University of Idaho, is recruiting a Data Engineer to join their Office of Information Technology team in Moscow, Idaho. This position offers potential hybrid or remote flexibility, depending on the candidate.
This is an opportunity to join the University of Idaho at the beginning of a significant technology transformation. As a Data Engineer, you'll play a hands-on role in designing and developing the university's enterprise data lakehouse, creating the pipelines, data models, and trusted data products that will power institutional decision-making for years to come. Rather than simply maintaining existing systems, you'll help establish the architecture, engineering practices, and foundational capabilities of a growing enterprise data platform. You'll work with Databricks, Delta Lake, Python, SQL, and cloud technologies while collaborating with technical leaders, analysts, and stakeholders across the university. Working alongside the Technical Product Manager for Enterprise Data and Data Governance Manager, you'll have the opportunity to influence how data is structured, governed, and delivered across academic and administrative functions.
- Develop scalable data transformations using medallion architecture (bronze, silver, and gold layers) to turn raw information into trusted, analytics-ready data products. - Write efficient, maintainable Python and SQL code while applying modern software engineering practices, including version control, code reviews, and modular development. - Partner with the Technical Product Manager to translate business needs into practical engineering solutions and contribute to agile planning and delivery.
- Two or more years of experience in data engineering, software development, or a closely related technical role. - Demonstrated experience using Python or SQL to process, transform, or analyze data. - Experience developing or supporting production data pipelines, including ETL/ELT workflows.
Data Platform Support & Operations (25%) - Help operate and optimize the university's Databricks lakehouse environment, monitoring pipelines, compute resources, and platform performance. - Support Unity Catalog administration, including data organization, access controls, and governance-aligned configurations.
- Help establish data modeling standards, naming conventions, and documentation practices across the enterprise lakehouse. - Explore emerging Databricks capabilities, including Delta Live Tables, Lakeflow Connect, and AI/BI Genie, to identify opportunities for innovation and platform improvement. Collaboration, Documentation & Continuous Learning (15%)
- Create clear, useful documentation for pipelines, data products, and integration patterns. - Stay current with developments in data engineering, cloud infrastructure, and Databricks technologies, sharing knowledge and ideas with colleagues. Experience You Will Bring
- Three or more years of experience in data engineering or a related technical field. - Experience with cloud-based data platforms, particularly Databricks, Delta Lake, or similar lakehouse technologies. - Familiarity with PySpark or other distributed data processing frameworks.
- Familiarity with agile development methodologies and sprint-based delivery. - Databricks Certified Data Engineer Associate or Professional certification. What's in it for you:
- Build from the beginning: Join a multi-year modernization initiative where your contributions will help establish the university's next-generation enterprise data platform. - Work with modern technology: Gain hands-on experience with Databricks, Delta Lake, cloud infrastructure, and emerging AI-enabled data capabilities. - Make a meaningful impact: Develop the data foundation supporting institutional analytics, research, operations, and informed decision-making.
- Experience with cloud-based data platforms, particularly Databricks, Delta Lake, or similar lakehouse technologies. - Familiarity with PySpark or other distributed data processing frameworks. - Understanding of data modeling approaches such as medallion architecture, dimensional modeling, or data vault.
- Experience with cloud infrastructure, Git, pull request reviews, and collaborative development practices. - Familiarity with data quality frameworks, automated testing, and BI tools such as Power BI. - Experience working in higher education technology environments or with sensitive institutional data.
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Data engineers build and run the pipelines that copy data out of apps and outside services into a warehouse or lake, and fix them when a source changes or a load fails.
Expect SQL, Python, a cloud platform, a scheduler such as Airflow, and often tools for large data such as Spark or Kafka.
An analytics engineer works one step later, turning the raw data a data engineer lands into clean tables people can query.
The government has no code for data engineers, so these figures are for the closest group, database architects, which includes data integration and data warehousing specialists.
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) and Employment Projections (2025 to 2035). Occupation code 15-1243.
Another Source's client, University of Idaho, is recruiting a Data Engineer to join their Office of Information Technology team in Moscow, Idaho. This position offers potential hybrid or remote flexibility, depending on the candidate.
Here's a little about the University of Idaho:
The University of Idaho is Idaho's flagship land-grant research university and an R1 institution, recognized for its high level of research activity. With a mission centered on education, discovery, and service, the university plays a vital role in advancing research, supporting student success, and creating opportunities for communities across Idaho and beyond.
It's an exciting time to join the University of Idaho's Office of Information Technology (OIT). The university is launching a multi-year data modernization initiative that will transform how institutional data is collected, managed, and used. This investment in modern data infrastructure will establish the foundation for more accessible, reliable analytics and emerging AI applications across the institution.
Learn more about the university's Finance and Administration division: https://www.uidaho.edu/leadership/finance-administration
About this role:
Are you a data engineer who enjoys building solutions from the ground up? Do you want to work with modern cloud technologies while helping shape the future of data at a major research university?
This is an opportunity to join the University of Idaho at the beginning of a significant technology transformation. As a Data Engineer, you'll play a hands-on role in designing and developing the university's enterprise data lakehouse, creating the pipelines, data models, and trusted data products that will power institutional decision-making for years to come.
Rather than simply maintaining existing systems, you'll help establish the architecture, engineering practices, and foundational capabilities of a growing enterprise data platform. You'll work with Databricks, Delta Lake, Python, SQL, and cloud technologies while collaborating with technical leaders, analysts, and stakeholders across the university.
Working alongside the Technical Product Manager for Enterprise Data and Data Governance Manager, you'll have the opportunity to influence how data is structured, governed, and delivered across academic and administrative functions.
For someone who enjoys solving complex problems, working with emerging technologies, and seeing the direct impact of their work, this role offers an opportunity to build something meaningful.
Your Contribution Will Likely Include
Data Pipeline Development & Engineering (40%)
Data Platform Support & Operations (25%)
Data Modeling & Product Development (20%)
Collaboration, Documentation & Continuous Learning (15%)
Experience You Will Bring
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
What's in it for you:
The University of Idaho offers an opportunity to combine meaningful, mission-driven work with the technical challenges of a modern enterprise data environment.
The anticipated salary for this position is $80,000-90,000 annually, with compensation dependent on experience and qualifications. Hybrid or remote opportunities available.
In addition to competitive compensation, the university offers a comprehensive employee benefits program designed to support employees' health, financial well-being, and long-term professional success.
Learn more about the University of Idaho's employee benefits: https://www.uidaho.edu/human-resources/benefits
Beyond compensation and benefits, this opportunity offers:
Equal Employment Opportunity
The University of Idaho is an equal employment opportunity employer, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.
For more information about the university's equal opportunity initiatives:
https://www.uidaho.edu/governance/equal-opportunity/hiring/advertising
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At a glance 🚀 **Data Engineers: Want to build something from the ground up?** I'm partnering with the **University of Idaho** on an exciting opportunity to join their team as a **Data Engineer**! This isn't just another data engineering role. You'll join at the beginning of a major data modernization initiative, helping build an enterprise data platform that will shape how the university uses data for years to come. 💻 **Modern tech:** Databricks, Python, SQL, Delta Lake & cloud technologies 🏡 **Flexibility:** Hybrid or remote opportunities 💰 **Salary:** $80,000-$90,000, depending on experience 📈 **Growth:** Great opportunity for an early-career Data Engineer looking to make an impact If you enjoy solving problems, building solutions, and having a voice in how things are developed, I'd love to connect! **Interested or know someone who might be?** Send me a message or share this opportunity with your network! Description: What you'll be doing Another Source's client, University of Idaho, is recruiting a Data Engineer to join their Office of Information Technology team in Moscow, Idaho. This position offers potential hybrid or remote flexibility, depending on the candidate.
The University of Idaho offers an opportunity to combine meaningful, mission-driven work with the technical challenges of a modern enterprise data environment. The anticipated salary for this position is $80,000-90,000 annually, with compensation dependent on experience and qualifications. Hybrid or remote opportunities available. In addition to competitive compensation, the university offers a comprehensive employee benefits program designed to support employees' health, financial well-being, and long-term professional success.
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The University of Idaho offers an opportunity to combine meaningful, mission-driven work with the technical challenges of a modern enterprise data environment. The anticipated salary for this position is $80,000-90,000 annually, with compensation dependent on experience and qualifications. Hybrid or remote opportunities available. In addition to competitive compensation, the university offers a comprehensive employee benefits program designed to support employees' health, financial well-being, and long-term professional success.
- Continue growing: Expand your expertise through emerging technologies, collaborative problem-solving, and ongoing professional development. - Flexible work possibilities: Hybrid or remote arrangements may be available depending on the candidate and institutional needs. Equal Employment Opportunity
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