Data Engineer
ElevenLabs · Remote · United Kingdom ·
COMPENSATION
€•• – ••k
Listed on the employer's job board (Ashby)
- Fully remote (Global)
- Expert dbt required
- Python + SQL stack
- Build AI data agents
- Early team member
Join the Data team at ElevenLabs, an AI research company known for human-like voice models and creative tools. You will own the end-to-end data pipeline, from ingestion to delivery, while implementing standards that support millions of users and enterprise clients.
The work focuses on reliability and scalability, empowering cross-functional groups like Engineering and Growth with self-service tooling. You will also explore creating AI agents to handle data queries, contributing to a high-velocity, impact-driven culture.
What you'll do
- Own and streamline data pipelines from ingestion to delivery for reliability and scale
- Implement and maintain dbt best practices, data standards, and quality controls
- Build self-service tooling and documentation for cross-functional teams
- Create AI agents to answer data questions for internal stakeholders
- Ensure data pipelines are efficient and scalable as the company grows
What you'll need
- Expert knowledge of dbt is required
- Proficiency with Python, SQL, and modern BI tools
- Experience formalizing and scaling data pipelines in growing teams
- Ability to simplify complex, messy data into clear structures
- Strong skills in understanding stakeholder needs and building generalized solutions
Stack
- dbt
- Python
- SQL
- BI tools
How you'll work
- Fully remote with global eligibility
- Optional office access in London, Warsaw, or New York
- High-velocity environment with lean autonomous teams
- Minimal bureaucracy and focus on impact over titles
What you get
- Annual discretionary stipend for professional development
- Annual discretionary stipend for social travel with colleagues
- Yearly company offsite in locations like Croatia or Italy
- Monthly co-working stipend for those not near main hubs
- Opportunity to define the trajectory of AI technology