Data Engineer with GCP developer skills | SEB, Solna

Job Overview

SEB is more than just a bank with an IT function. We are a progressive tech company powered by innovation and collaboration, offering an impressive tech stack spanning from Java to AI. Together, we innovate for a sustainable society and build a welcoming tech arena for the future.

Key Responsibilities

We are looking for a Data Engineer with GCP knowledge and understanding of cloud and data warehousing. You will join a team consisting of Data Engineers and SaaS maintainers working closely with the business, creating a modern data warehouse on GCP.

About the role:

As a Data Engineer, you will work with BI solutions in the Trading area, one of the most dynamic environments in the bank. Your work will support business‑critical decisions and have real impact. You will deliver trusted, high‑quality solutions using modern tools and services built on GCP. You will be part of a cross‑functional team, working end‑to‑end with requirements, development, testing, and deployment. The team consists of eight people and are responsible for a handful of systems, all vital for our Equity Trading. You will work in a dedicated team with GCP developers and COTS/SaaS maintainers in close cooperation with business stakeholders.

Required Qualifications

• Previous experience in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Data Warehousing
• Data engineering with experience of Data analytics
• Data integration, data modelling, and data pipelines
• Are a confident and skilled developer with strong technical expertise
• Are motivated by creating high‑value, business‑driven solutions
• Are self‑motivated, collaborative, and contribute positively as a team player

Benefits

• The opportunity to build and evolve a modern data warehouse on GCP
• End‑to‑end responsibility for BI and Analytics use cases
• Explore new techniques such as AI
• Be a part of technical transformation
• Complex solutions
• Cloud experience
• Entrepreneurial Scandinavian environment
• A modern office in Solna (Mall of Scandinavia) with gym and restaurants
• Hybrid work model, meaning remote work is possible up to 2 days/week