Data Engineer Health Sector

Job location, Smals vzw Fonsnylaan 20 1060 Brussel 20
1060 SINT-GILLIS , Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital - Belgium

**Data Engineer – Healthcare Sector**

As a Data Engineer in the Healthcare Sector, you will join the Data Office, working within multidisciplinary Agile teams (including Data Engineers, Project Leaders, Data Architects, Data Governance and Data Quality specialists, AI experts, and more).

You will develop analytical solutions (data warehouses and data marts) following the Kimball methodology, using the Microsoft stack (SSIS / SSAS) and Azure Databricks.

**Role and Responsibilities:**

- Design, build, implement, and maintain BI solutions in accordance with standards, functional and non-functional requirements (performance, data volume), in collaboration with Data Architects.
- Test analytical solutions, perform troubleshooting, ensure maintenance, and provide comprehensive technical documentation.
- Develop requested visuals and reports in Power BI or SSRS.
- Review prototypes, conduct demos, and train users in the application of data models.
- Collaborate with the Project Lead throughout the project to ensure the solution is delivered in an Agile and pragmatic manner.

**Profile**

- You hold a Master’s degree in Computer Science or possess equivalent experience, along with at least 3 years of experience as a Data Engineer on the Microsoft BI stack (Visual Studio, SSIS, SSAS, SSMS, SSRS, Power BI, SQL Server, etc.).
- Experience with **Azure Databricks** and **Python** is an advantage.
- You have extensive experience in designing data warehouses (Kimball dimensional modeling) and preferably experience in Agile projects.
- You combine a proactive mindset with a strong sense of responsibility and autonomy.
- You demonstrate strong problem-solving skills, take a pragmatic approach, and are results-driven.
- You are a team player, resilient, stress-resistant, and flexible.
- You enjoy continuous learning and maintain an open and inquisitive mindset.
- You are proficient in **both national languages** (Dutch and French).