Data Platform Lead @Fuse Energy
Data and Analytics
Salary unspecified
Remote Location
remote UK
Employment Type full-time
Posted 6d ago

[Hiring] Data Platform Lead @Fuse Energy

6d ago - Fuse Energy is hiring a remote Data Platform Lead. πŸ’Έ Salary: unspecified πŸ“Location: UK

Role Description

We’re hiring a Data Lead to own trading data end to end, from the moment external data enters Fuse to the moment a trader or model relies on it. You’ll be accountable for whether that data is correct, timely, reproducible and actually useful, and you’ll get it into production fast. Every model and trading decision we make depends on it, so this role sets the ceiling on what the desk can do.

Responsibilities

  • Own trading data as a product, covering power market data, weather forecasts, grid and system data, fuel prices and fundamentals, and be accountable for its reliability and usefulness to traders and quants.
  • Ship datasets and pipelines to production quickly and find and fix performance bottlenecks across ingestion, storage and delivery.
  • Design canonical schemas that support point-in-time correctness, revisions and backtesting without lookahead bias, applying rigour where it pays off and moving fast where it doesn’t.
  • Evaluate, onboard and manage data vendors, including coverage, latency, licensing and cost against trading value.
  • Build and run monitoring for freshness, completeness and anomalies with a clear process when a feed breaks.
  • Lead and grow a team of engineers and map how data flows across the business so you can plug in new sources quickly and block decisions that would cause problems downstream.
  • Track record of owning and shipping data products to real users or customers, including the pipelines, data quality and delivery, and being accountable for outcomes rather than only the implementation.
  • Track record of leading people and coordinating across teams with a clear understanding of how data flows through a business.
  • Technical rigour: you can go deep, profile a system and untangle performance bottlenecks.
  • Strong schema design for time series and event data, including revisions, late-arriving data and entity mapping across vendors.
  • Strong Python and SQL and experience running production pipelines at scale.
  • Experience evaluating and negotiating with data vendors with a view on cost versus value.

Qualifications

  • Built or ran a data vendor business or owned a comparable data product end to end.
  • Background in a trading firm, hedge fund or other market-facing environment.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and eligibility for equity.
  • Biannual bonus scheme.
  • Fully expensed tech to match your needs.
  • Private health insurance.
  • Breakfast and dinner allowance for office-based employees.
  • As we hire globally, benefits may vary by location.
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Data Platform Lead @Fuse Energy
Data and Analytics
Salary unspecified
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Employment Type full-time
Posted 6d ago
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