Fuel Data Engineer, Expert McLean Job Description Fuel is seeking a Data Engineer responsible for manipulating data and data flows for both existing and new systems. The role includes support in data extraction, transformation and load (ETL), data mapping, data extraction, analytical support, operational support, database support, and maintenance of data systems. Candidates will work in a fast-paced, multi-tasking environment requiring experience with large-scale database development, data modeling, data testing, data quality, and documentation. Duties may include: Research, design, develop, and modify enterprise systems and application software. Create complex data flows or enhance existing pipelines. Resolve hardware/software compatibility and interface issues. Conduct investigations and tests of significant complexity. Research emerging technologies for potential impact. Contribute to technical documentation. Troubleshoot ETL problems and support customers. Advise hardware engineers on system characteristics. Prepare analytical and project reports. Guide less-experienced engineers and serve as a team or task leader. Skills and Experience: Bachelor’s Degree in a related technical field or equivalent experience. 8-10 years of software engineering and ETL experience. Experience with NiFi or Pentaho data flows. Strong organizational and team skills. Familiarity with NoSQL datastores and Big Data technologies like Hadoop or Spark. Top Secret clearance with FS Polygraph. Desired Skills: Proficiency in Java/J2EE, C, C++, SQL, XML, XQuery, XPath, Ruby on Rails, HTML/XHTML, CSS, Python, Shell Scripting, JSON. Knowledge of server OS, distributed computing, and cloud infrastructure. Strong problem-solving skills and process improvement focus. Ability to follow instructions and complete tasks. About Fuel: Fuel Consulting LLC helps clients create their future with expert practices, tools, and methodologies. We are a woman-owned small business serving intelligence and commercial clients in the Washington DC area. We offer competitive benefits and a collaborative environment.

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