Volvo Group
Analytics Engineer
Job Description
Software: fuel for mobility
We bring bold digital visions to life. So we’re on the lookout for more curious and creative engineers who want to create change – one line of high-quality code at a time. Our transformation isn’t for everyone, but if you’re excited about solving the leading-edge technological challenges facing the auto industry, then let’s talk about your next move.
Data Management and Platform – Let’s introduce ourselves.
In modern vehicle development and especially for safety related functions, data plays an important role. The data is used for initial insights, development work (both verification and AI), and continuous improvements after launch. The large amounts of data that are required for vehicle development needs to be processed and managed to generate great products that provide a safe journey for our customers and are attractive to buy. Our organization provides value to the development teams by processing, organizing, and governing data, based on the needs for each team. We are looking for skilled analytics engineer to join the team that will work with data pipelines and building data products.
What you’ll do
In this role, you will design, build, and optimize data pipelines and take our organizations first steps towards data products that empower teams across the organization to make data-driven decisions. You’ll work closely with data scientists, engineers, and business stakeholders to ensure that data flows seamlessly through our systems, is of the highest quality, and can scale to meet our evolving needs. You will get a chance to contribute not only to efficient use of our data assets and resources, but also be an important part to develop safety functions that are core in the Volvo cars vehicles and saves lives, every day, around the world.
What you’ll bring
We are looking for an engineer that is passionate for helping the organization to become more data driven and can convert the vision of data products to practical use and then scale up. To be successful in the role it is important to have good communication skills to effectively collaborate with team members and stakeholders. We believe you have a master’s degree in relevant data domain followed by a few years of practical experience.
Engineering skills:
- Proven experience in building data pipelines and working with large data sets
- Basic programming skills in Python, SQL, or other relevant language.
- Hands-on experience with interfacing data storage and data bases
- Ability to create visualization of data with PowerBI and Grafana (or similar tools)
- Previous experience with designing and building data product
- Experience with data technologies like Snowflake, Collate, OpenMetadata
- Knowledge in data lifecycle and data governance principles
- It is a merit to have experience with dbt and Azure.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Please submit your application through our career page. Due to GDPR regulations, we’re unable to store or consider applications from other platforms. Make sure to submit your application in English.
Once your application is successfully submitted, you’ll receive a confirmation email. Applications are open until XXth of XX XXXX. We’re excited to get to know you!
Volvo Cars – driving change together
Volvo Cars’ success is the result of a collaborative, diverse and inclusive working environment. Today, we’re one of the most well-known and respected car brands, with around 43,000 employees across the globe. At Volvo Cars, your career is designed around your skills and aspirations, so you can reach your fullest potential.
And it’s so exciting – we’re well on our way on our journey towards full electrification. We have five fully electric cars already on the market, and five more on the way. Our fully-electric and plug-in hybrid cars combined make up almost 50 per cent of our sales. So come and join us in shaping the future of mobility. There’s never been a more rewarding time to play your part in our inspiring and creative teams!
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