PwC

DataQualityEngineer(German-speaking)(m/f)

€42–58k ~AI est. Bratislava, Slovakia FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Data Quality Engineer (German-speaking) (m/f) at PwC. Skills: Data quality, Data pipelines, Data platforms. Design data quality frameworks. Implement data quality rules”

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis

Eligibility Requirements

Travel to Prague or Germany

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Hands-on experience modern data platforms, Build/maintain pipelines and integrations, SQL + Python and/or Spark, Design/implement data quality rules, German-speaking stakeholders

Nice to Have

Experience with data observability, Experience with CI/CD, DevOps, Familiarity with reporting/dashboarding, Prior consulting/project delivery experience

What You'll Do.

Design data quality frameworks

Implement data quality rules

Implement data quality tooling

Build data quality pipelines

Maintain data quality pipelines

Build data integrations

Maintain data integrations

Define quality KPIs/metrics

Ensure results visibility

Collaborate with engineering

Collaborate with client stakeholders

Translate data quality needs

Improve data quality processes

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Engineering teams; Client stakeholders

Communication Scope

Client-facing

Full Job Description

**Job Description & Summary** Are you a hands-on data engineer who cares about trust, reliability, and production-grade data? We’re looking for a **technical Data Quality Engineer** to help design and build scalable data quality capabilities for clients in German-speaking markets. This is a **client-facing role** , so strong communication skills are essential—but the core of the job is technical: **pipelines, integrations, rules/frameworks, and modern data platforms**. You’ll work in and around modern data platforms such as **Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery (or similar)** , building and operating data quality pipelines and integrations that make data products reliable and measurable. ### ## ## What you’ll work on (project examples) * Implementing data quality checks in data pipelines (validation, reconciliation, anomaly detection, rule-based controls) * Building reusable data quality frameworks and tooling (e.g., Great Expectations, Soda, Ataccama, Informatica, or similar) * Integrating quality signals into CI/CD and delivery processes (test evidence, release readiness, monitoring) * Creating measurable quality KPIs/metrics and quality reporting dashboards * Exploring AI/ML-assisted approaches to data quality (profiling, anomaly detection, intelligent rule suggestions) ### ## ## Key Responsibilities * Design and implement **data quality frameworks, rules, and tooling** tailored to platform and business needs. * Build and maintain **data quality pipelines and integrations** within modern data platforms (Databricks/Snowflake/BigQuery or similar). * Define quality KPIs/metrics and ensure results are visible through reporting and stakeholder-ready outputs. * Collaborate with engineering and client stakeholders to translate data quality needs into practical technical solutions. ## **AI/ML advantage** * Apply (or show strong interest in applying) **AI/ML methods** to improve data quality processes (e.g., anomaly detection, automated profiling, intelligent rule suggestions

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