Data Platform Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Join in Firenze
CALLING FOR: Data Platform Engineer (Mid-level) We have built a data and ML platform that actually works: pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, deployment paths, governance standards baked in. Now we need someone to turn that foundation into something any engineering team can build on directly, without waiting on you for every request. You won't get a blank page. You'll get working patterns — and the job is to read them, apply them, and turn them into tooling other people use without thinking twice. If you've owned a deployment path end-to-end – written it, broken it, fixed it, documented it – keep reading About Us ShippyPro was founded in 2016 on a simple idea: make shipping effortless so businesses can focus on growth. Today we power shipping for thousands of merchants across 60+ countries, and our data platform is what keeps that running at scale — every label, every tracking update, every carrier integration leaves a trace, and our systems need to handle that without blinking. We've raised $15M (Series B) and we're scaling fast in a $9T industry still full of inefficiencies.
Behind the product, there's a Data & AI team building the infrastructure that makes reliability possible — clean pipelines, sane governance, and tooling that doesn't require an engineer to babysit it. You'll work within this team, reporting to our Data Team Leader. If you like systems that reward good judgment over heroics, you'll fit right in. The Product ShippyPro is a shipping and fulfillment platform that helps merchants automate the entire shipping workflow, from choosing the best carrier service to generating labels and tracking deliveries. It connects with e-commerce platforms and multiple couriers, giving teams one place to ship faster, reduce manual work, and keep full control over costs and delivery performance. The Challenge We're not looking for someone who's only ever worked inside a CI/CD pipeline someone else built. We're looking for someone who's built one, broken it, fixed it a