Top Data Engineer Jobs in Omaha, NE

As a Data Engineer, you'll lead data engineering projects, develop data transformations, build workflows with Apache Airflow, and ensure data quality and integrity while collaborating with stakeholders.

The Data Engineer will build and maintain data pipelines, optimize workflows, manage infrastructure, and enhance pipeline observability while collaborating with teams for effective data delivery.

The Data Engineer will help build modern data infrastructure, designing ETL pipelines, modeling datasets, and collaborating with teams for improved data quality and accessibility.

As a Data Engineer II, you will build, scale, and optimize data platforms, focusing on ETL/ELT pipelines, and collaborate with data scientists and AI engineers to support data-driven applications and insights.

Build and maintain reliable data pipelines, Airflow DAGs, and Snowflake-based Data Vault/warehouse models. Implement CI/CD, automated testing, observability, and production support while partnering with stakeholders and developing insurance domain expertise.

Design, build, and maintain scalable GCP-based data pipelines and analytic data products. Transform diverse source systems into curated, business-ready datasets, ensure data quality and governance, and partner with stakeholders to translate requirements into production data solutions. Mentor intermediate contributors and lead assigned project efforts.

The Senior Data Engineer will design and implement scalable data models in BigQuery using dbt for analytics and reporting, ensuring data governance and optimal performance.

Lead design and implementation of a unified event-tracking data platform. Collaborate with Data, Product, and Engineering to build reusable event-publishing frameworks, monitoring/alerting, and deprecate legacy systems. Coach mid-level engineers, influence roadmap and processes, manage cloud/SaaS spend, create documentation, and participate in on-call rotations to ensure platform reliability and data trustworthiness.

Lead architecture and buildout of a new graph-backed enterprise data platform: design ingestion, graph and relational storage, entity resolution pipelines, temporal models, ETL/ELT pipelines, governance, APIs, and production connectors. Ship scalable graph data models, traversal queries, and platform roadmap while enabling observability, security, and containerized deployments.

Lead design and implementation of shared, reusable analytics data models and pipelines. Drive standardization, governance, observability, and CI/CD for analytics; partner with Data Science, Infrastructure, and Product to certify metrics, modernize orchestration, and integrate AI-native tooling.

As the founding engineer of the Data Intelligence team, you will design semantic layers, develop AI tooling, and automate data processes to drive business insights.

Develop custom connectors on Airbyte for data ingestion from various platforms, ensuring accurate data integration and transformation. Collaborate with stakeholders and perform testing for reliability.

The Snowflake Data Engineer will work on data cleansing and harmonization, moving from legacy systems to SAP S4, focusing on ETL/ELT development and view creation.

This role involves designing, building, and maintaining data pipelines on Snowflake. Responsibilities include ensuring data quality and collaborating with stakeholders to deliver solutions.

The AWS Data Engineer will work on a data cleansing and harmonization project, focusing on AWS ETL design and development using various AWS services.

The Snowflake Data Engineer will design, build, and maintain data pipelines on Snowflake, optimizing performance and ensuring data quality while collaborating with stakeholders.

The Snowflake Data Engineer and Product Owner will manage the Snowflake data analytics project, collaborating with stakeholders, leading Agile practices, and ensuring quality deliverables through effective team coordination and backlog management.

The Data Engineer will develop and maintain data pipelines, perform data extraction and transformation, and support data analytics across the enterprise.

As a Data Engineer, you will develop solutions for customer-centric technology, ensuring platform integration and managing data architecture. Responsibilities include building data processes, maintaining data integrity, and collaborating cross-functionally to meet business challenges.

The Principal Data Engineer designs and maintains scalable data systems, evaluates new technologies, mentors junior engineers, and leads data engineering initiatives in agile environments.

Designs, builds, and maintains scalable ETL/ELT data pipelines and integrations. Profiles and cleanses data, creates mappings and SQL, documents metadata, monitors data quality, participates in code reviews, and collaborates with analytics, DBAs, and business partners to enable accurate analytics and data warehousing.

Design, build, and optimize scalable ETL/ELT data pipelines using Databricks and cloud platforms. Implement data quality checks, monitor and troubleshoot jobs, audit pipelines for compliance, and collaborate with analysts and business stakeholders to define data models and support reporting.

Analyze, trace, reconcile, and migrate insurance policy data from legacy systems into a modern policy platform. Build source-to-target mappings and ETL transformations, perform data cleansing and validation, write complex SQL, use cloud databases (AWS RDS/S3), and collaborate with stakeholders using GitHub and Agile tools. Heavy daily use of AI tooling; mentorship provided throughout migration lifecycle.

Design, build, and maintain data pipelines and backend systems to automate reporting and support cross-functional teams. Own project prioritization, collaborate with stakeholders (Accounting, Finance, Supply Chain, Publishing), and iterate to improve cost, reliability, and access to data across the organization.

Design, build, and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines and Lakehouse solutions; ingest and transform diverse data formats; optimize Databricks and SQL Server environments; implement data quality, lineage, and governance; support batch and streaming ingestion; collaborate with analysts and stakeholders to enable analytics (fraud/anomaly detection, financial oversight); troubleshoot and improve pipelines. Candidates must be willing to undergo a U.S. government background investigation.