Senior Software Engineer (m/w/d)
Flatiron Health3 months ago
Berlin, GermanyMid Level / Senior
Responsibilities
- Create and enhance complex, business-critical data pipelines using data processing tools and automation.
- Expand deep learning and LLM-powered extraction of clinical insights from global datasets.
- Develop creative technical and business solutions that help the team scale.
- Contribute to team roadmaps and technology direction.
- Collaborate with international software engineering teams and healthcare, product, science, and customer stakeholders.
- Help build European engineering teams and company culture.
- Rapidly iterate on products while maintaining quality and security practices.
- Develop knowledge of healthcare in Germany, including data sources, security, privacy, information governance, and emerging trends.
Requirements
- 4–8 years of relevant professional experience as a data engineer.
- Experience with object-oriented programming languages such as Python, C#, and SQL, with willingness to learn additional languages.
- Experience with cloud platforms such as AWS and data warehouse solutions such as Snowflake.
- Experience with data processing and orchestration tools such as Databricks, Spark, Ray, DBT, Prefect, and/or Airflow.
- Ability to collaborate effectively and explain technical concepts to sophisticated non-technical audiences.
- Fluent English is required.
- Healthcare experience in Germany or exposure to healthcare standards such as HL7 is optional.
- A bachelor's, master's, or Ph.D. in computer science or a related field is optional.
- Experience in infrastructure, DevOps, or security engineering and conversational German are optional.
Tech Stack
Categories
Data EngineeringML Engineering
About Flatiron Health
Flatiron Health builds oncology-specific software and real-world evidence datasets used by cancer care providers and biopharma researchers. Its products include the OncoEMR electronic health record for community practices and curated, de-identified clinical datasets and analytics services sold via subscriptions and partnerships to support research and regulatory use. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, the company operates as an independent subsidiary of Roche.