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About the roleHi there! We’re SweedPos, a product-driven startup building an all-in-one cannabis retail platform. We’re looking for an Analytics Engineer to help us deliver high-quality, scalable, and trusted data models that power both client-facing and internal analytics. Fully remote.About usAt Sweed, we’re reimagining how cannabis retailers operate. Our enterprise-grade platform combines POS, eCommerce, Marketing, Analytics and Inventory Management into a single, seamless solution—eliminating the need for multiple third-party tools.Why this role mattersOur customers - cannabis retailers - rely on data to make daily business decisions. As an Analytics Engineer, your work will directly power these decisions via clean, performant, and well-governed data models.You’ll be responsible for transforming raw data into reliable reporting layers—working closely with our Data Architect, engineers, product analysts, and sometimes even clients. You’ll also play a key role in enforcing data quality through testing and validation practices.What to do in the project?Build and maintain analytics data models using dbt - incremental pipelines (merge strategies, hashdiff, SCD Type 1/2) across retail domains (sales, inventory, loyalty, marketing, promotions), with strong emphasis on structure, documentation, and maintainabilityImplement data quality tests and validation logic, ensuring accuracy and trust across reporting layersOwn conformed dimensions as shared contracts across downstream consumersCollaborate with the Data Architect to apply consistent modeling standards and support architecture evolutionWork with internal teams and sometimes clients to clarify requirements and align on metric logicTranslate business needs into robust, reusable data modelsEnsure the integrity of client-facing reports, including reliability, freshness, and metric correctnessContribute to clear documentation, metric definitions, and data contractsSupport the continuous improvement of our modern data stack: dbt, Trino, ClickHouse, Airflow, Cube.dev, MetabaseWhat professional skills are important for us?5+ years of experience in analytics engineering, data engineering, or BI developmentStrong SQL skills and hands-on experience with dbtSolid understanding of data modeling for analytics/reporting, including fact/dimension and SCD patterns designExperience writing and maintaining data quality tests (e.g. dbt tests, custom SQL assertions, test coverage frameworks)Experience with modern cloud-based data warehouses (e.g. Snowflake, ClickHouse, Redshift, BigQuery)Excellent spoken and written English — you’ll communicate with internal teams and sometimes with external clientsGrain fluency - instinct for when a join will fan out, double-count, or drop rowsReconciliation thinking - can trace a wrong mart number back to its sourceMetric definition - translates ambiguous asks into precise, defensible definitionsAbility to clearly explain data logic and metric definitions to non-technical stakeholdersMeticulous approach to documentation, testing, and ownership of data artifactsNice-to-haveTrino / Presto specificallySemantic layer experience (Cube.dev, dbt Semantic Layer, LookML)Experience supporting client-facing dashboards or embedded analyticsMulti-tenant data warehouse experienceWhat else matters?Proactivity – We love team members who take initiative and provide feedbackCritical thinking – We value problem-solvers who think beyond just writing codeAdaptability – Our industry is evolving fast, and we need people who thrive in changeWhat we offerSalary in USD (B2B contract with the US company)100% remote – We’re a remote-first company, no offices needed!Flexible working hours – Core team time: 09:00-15:00 GMT (flexible per team)20 paid vacation days per year12 holidays per year3 sick leave daysMedical insurance after probationEquipment reimbursement (laptops, monitors, etc.)Hiring processRecruiter Call (up to 45 minutes) – Intro & expectationsTechnical Interview (up to 1.5 hours) – SQL, dbt, data modeling, and DQ test logicFinal Interview (up to 30 minutes)
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