PwC

Technology

DataEngineer

$600–900k ~AI est. Lviv, Ukraine FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Data Engineer at PwC. Skills: Data engineering, Python, Spark, SQL. Design data pipelines. Implement data pipelines”

Industry & Context.

Technology
Problems you'll solve

Debug data issues; Design logical data flows; Design efficient data flows

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 years of relevant professional experience, Python programming skills, SQL proficiency, English at B2 level or higher

Nice to Have

Experience with other programming languages, Experience with cloud data platforms, Azure experience, AWS experience, GCP experience, PhD preferred

What You'll Do.

Design data pipelines

Implement data pipelines

Maintain data pipelines

Develop ETL/ELT processes

Build data warehouses

Manage data warehouses

Ensure datasets are clean

Ensure datasets are consistent

Ensure datasets are suitable for ML

Optimize data processing jobs

Monitor data pipelines

Understand client data landscape

Understand client requirements

Translate business needs

Provide expert guidance

Implement data quality checks

Implement validation frameworks

Stay at forefront of technologies

Improve existing solutions

Support junior team members

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Data scientists; ML engineers; Junior team members

Communication Scope

Client guidance

Full Job Description

**Job Description & Summary** **PwC** is a global network of more than **370,000 professionals in 149 countries** that turns challenges into opportunities. We create innovative solutions in audit, consulting, tax and technology, combining knowledge from all over the world. Join PwC’s pioneering data & AI team and help build the data foundations behind impactful AI solutions. We’re growing quickly due to a strong pipeline of client work, and we’re hiring across **multiple seniority levels** — from junior to senior Data Engineers and Data Scientists. Across our projects, **Python is the core skill** we expect. Depending on your strengths, you may focus more on **data engineering** (pipelines, platforms, SQL) or **data architecture** (designing scalable data solutions). Many roles also include “full-solver” flexibility — contributing where needed, including automation, integration work, or enabling AI/GenAI use cases on modern platforms (including Microsoft technologies where relevant). **Key responsibilities:** * **Data Pipeline Design & Development: **Design, implement, and maintain scalable data pipelines and ETL/ELT processes, primarily using Python and Spark (PySpark), to ingest, transform, and deliver data from various sources into analytics and ML platforms. * **Data Modelling & Warehousing: **Design and optimize data models (e.g. star/snowflake schemas), build and manage data warehouses and data lakes, and ensure data structures support reporting, analytics, and ML use cases.​ * **Data Preparation for ML:** Collaborate closely with data scientists and ML engineers to understand data requirements, implement robust preprocessing and feature engineering steps, and ensure datasets are clean, consistent, and suitable for machine learning models. * **Performance & Reliability: **Optimize data processing jobs and SQL queries for performance and cost efficiency, monitor data pipelines in production, and ensure reliability, scalability, and adherence to SLAs. * **Client

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