Data Engineer
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - Team.Blue in Magliano in Toscana
Our Business team.blue is an ecosystem of successful brands working together across regions to provide customers with everything they need to succeed online.
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60+ successful brands make up the group; with a team of more than 3000+ experts serving its 3.5 million customers across Europe and beyond.team.blue's brands are a mix of traditional hosting businesses, offering services from domain names, email, shared hosting, e-commerce and server hosting solutions and specialist SaaS providers offering adjacent products such as compliance, marketing tools and team collaboration products.
This broad product offering makes it a one-stop partner for online businesses and entrepreneurs across Europe.Position OverviewAs a Senior Data Engineer in Central Data Platform you will develop and maintain our central data ecosystem for the customer domain, ensuring we build robust, scalable 360 degree view on our end customers, spanning across all our 60+ brands.
You will be responsible for building, scaling, and governing high-value data products that serve as the "single source of truth" for team.blue and its 60+ sub-brands.
This role is pivotal in transforming raw data into a sophisticated semantic layer that powers business intelligence, operational efficiency, and cutting-edge AI initiatives. Key Responsibilities:• Data Product Innovation: Design and deliver high-quality, scalable data products in customer domain that provide a unified source of truth across a complex ecosystem of 60+ global sub-brands.• Pipeline Engineering: Build and optimize robust ETL/ELT pipelines to ingest and transform massive volumes of structured and unstructured data, ensuring high availability and low latency for downstream consumers and AI initiatives.• Architectural Leadership: Lead the design of secure, cost-efficient data architectures.
Establish and enforce best practices in data model