Amo

Data Engineer, Places

Paris, Île-de-France, FranceFull timePosted 3 months ago
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WHAT YOU’LL DO

  • Build pipelines for place and location-related data.
  • Work with noisy real-world signals and large geospatial datasets.
  • Improve quality, reliability, and observability of derived datasets.
  • Define metrics and feedback loops for data quality and attribution.
  • Prototype in Python, SQL, notebooks, or similar tools.
  • Integrate scoped production experiments with amo’s backend systems.
  • Run offline evaluations and A/B tests where relevant.

MUST HAVE

  • Strong Python and SQL.
  • Production experience with Python or Scala.
  • Experience with PySpark, Spark SQL, Spark Streaming, Parquet, and Iceberg.
  • Experience with large datasets and data pipelines.
  • Experience with geospatial data, POI datasets, place matching, or similar real-world entity data.
  • Comfort with metrics, experimentation, and data quality measurement.
  • Comfort working near backend systems and reading production code.

NICE TO HAVE

  • Experience in maps, mobility, local search, POI data, or geospatial systems.
  • Experience with ranking, recommendations, embeddings, or entity resolution.
  • Experience with Flink or similar stream processing systems.
  • Experience reading or making scoped changes in Rust-backed systems.

LIFE AT AMO

To ensure that everyone is set up for success within our way of working, we work together onsite 5 days a week.

We wanted to make sure coming to the office was as comfortable as possible for you:

  • We chose a location in central Paris, near Opera (Metro lines 3,8,9 and RER A).
  • We have a beautiful Parisian-style office with high ceilings, balconies, and huge windows. So a lot of natural light!

Because life outside of work should also be stress-free, we cover:

  • Health care (100% coverage).
  • Maternity Leave, Paternity Leave, Second Parent Leave (salary maintained at 100%).
  • Vacation days: 8-9 weeks (total) per year - (European summer? 🥹😎).
  • 5 weeks of paid time off (by ...

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