[Hiring] Finance Technology Data Solutions Engineer @Eton Technologies Private Limited

September 26, 2026

Role Description

This is a remote position.

We need a hands-on data engineer to build and support Fund Accounting data solutions for a US-based Asset Management client. The work covers:

Data integrations
Transformations
Reconciliations
Controls
Data products that support fund accounting, investment operations, and finance reporting

This is a WFH part-time or full-time position.

Qualifications

10+ years of hands-on data engineering experience
Strong technical skills plus Asset Management experience, or very strong Financial Services experience
Strong, recent hands-on experience with Databricks (Delta Lake, notebooks, jobs/workflows; Unity Catalog preferred)
Understanding of Fund Accounting processes: NAV calculation, accruals, corporate actions, fees, month-end close
Strong Python and PySpark for large-scale data processing
Proven delivery of data solutions in Financial Services; Asset Management, Investment Management, Fund Administration, Custody, or Capital Markets is strongly preferred
Experience building reconciliations and data controls in a finance or regulated environment
Working knowledge of investment data: positions, transactions/trades, security master, pricing, cash, and general ledger
Expert SQL: complex joins, window functions, performance tuning
Experience with at least one cloud platform (Azure or AWS)
Clear written and spoken English, with confidence working directly with US stakeholders

Requirements

Databricks Certified Data Engineer (Associate or Professional), or Azure/AWS data engineering certification (good-to-have)
Orchestration and integration tools: Azure Data Factory, Airflow, Databricks Workflows, Fivetran (good-to-have)
Snowflake, dbt, or Power BI/Tableau for downstream reporting (good-to-have)
CI/CD with Git and Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions; unit testing for data pipelines (good-to-have)
Finance Management plus BE, BTech, or MCA is a plus (good-to-have)

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