Tags: Java, Python, Snowflake, SQL
Role Title: Cloud Data Engineer
Employer: Leading Financial Technology Firm
Required Experience: 3–5 Years
Location: Bengaluru
Date published: 17 October 2026
A Leading Financial Technology Firm is seeking a delivery-minded Cloud Data Engineer to strengthen fraud detection and digital protection platforms.
The Cloud Data Engineer must combine robust Java and Python backend programming with hands-on capabilities across Snowflake, SQL, distributed data stores, and AWS cloud architectures.
Key Responsibilities
- Build, optimize, and maintain scalable software applications and data pipelines supporting identity proofing and fraud prevention systems.
- Develop high-performance backend modules utilizing Java, object-oriented Python, and advanced SQL queries.
- Design and manage distributed data storage and warehousing workflows across Snowflake, Yugabyte, and Aerospike.
- Engineer robust ETL and ELT data processing pipelines for both structured and unstructured customer dataset feeds.
- Deploy, maintain, and monitor containerized microservices across Docker and Kubernetes clusters on AWS.
- Implement automated build and deployment pipelines leveraging continuous integration platforms such as Jenkins and Terraform.
- Integrate real-time messaging frameworks and event-driven architectures utilizing Apache Kafka.
- Collaborate actively with fraud risk analysts, security specialists, and cross-functional Agile engineering pods.
Requirements and Qualifications
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or a related field.
- 3-5 Years of professional software development experience specializing in data warehousing, SQL, and Java backend solutions.
- Demonstrated programming proficiency in Java and Python with applied object-oriented design principles.
- Hands-on experience working with Snowflake, Yugabyte, AWS cloud deployment (S3, compute services), and relational databases.
- Familiarity with event-driven architectures (Kafka), CI/CD pipelines (Jenkins, Git), and container systems (Docker, Kubernetes).