Principal Data Engineer

### About Extend: Extend is revolutionizing the post-purchase experience for retailers and their customers by providing merchants with AI-driven solutions that enhance customer satisfaction and drive revenue growth. Our comprehensive platform offers automated customer service handling, seamless returns/exchange management, end-to-end automated fulfillment, and product protection and shipping protection alongside Extend's best-in-class fraud detection. ### About the Role: We're looking for a **Principal Data Engineer** to help own the analytics data architecture at Extend. This architecture powers reporting, financial processes, and business decisions for teams across the company, and feeds the data our merchants and downstream systems rely on. This is a cross-organizational role. You’ll partner with product engineering and architecture on the data flowing upstream into Snowflake, own the design and evolution of the warehouse and reporting layer in the middle, and bridge to analytics engineering and stakeholders on the consumption side. It’s a hands-on technical leadership role anchored in Snowflake and SQL, with ownership of a portfolio of Python data jobs running on AWS — work you’ll set direction on and drive end-to-end. ### Key Responsibilities: - **Database Architecture:** You own our data warehouse and the reporting layer on top of it, setting patterns for how data is modeled, evolved, and exposed. - **Analytics Engineering:** You write SQL and dbt models, refactor transformations, and build the tables and views downstream teams rely on. - **Cross-Functional Partnership:** You proactively engage with teams across the company to understand how data is created and used, identify gaps, and guide solutions. You’re the connective tissue between product engineering, architecture, analytics, and the business. Please mention the word **FAULTLESS** and tag RMzQuMjA0LjE3OS4xMDc= when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMzQuMjA0LjE3OS4xMDc=). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.