Associate Data Engineer

Associate Data Engineer (Health Manager Level 2. Transform healthcare through technology and be part of a future where data analytics drives excellence in public health outcomes – with flexible work and great benefits Permanent Full Time Hybrid flexibility for work-life balance | Chatswood, St Leonards or Charlestown Attractive salary, from $118,821 up to $140,201 + 12% Super + 17.5% annual leave loading Applications Close: 11:59pm, 19 October 2026 Your work matters at e. Health NSW As the digital centre of excellence for NSW Health, we design and deliver secure, scalable technology that supports patient care across the state, helping clinicians provide better healthcare, now and into the future. Join e. Health NSW to create real-world impact, drive meaningful outcomes and support the health of millions every day. Learn more about us at e. Health NSW Join the Team As an Associate Data Engineer of our Technology Services team at Data Analytics Service (DAS), you will be responsible to operate and manage our enterprise data, analytics and business intelligence platform, harnessing the power of the lates cloud and BI technologies. Working closely with technology services team members, you will play a pivotal role in the management and operations of our solutions including providing customer support to our platforms. This position offers a unique chance to make a tangible impact on the delivery of healthcare services, positioning you at the heart of data-driven decision-making and strategic health initiatives. In this role, you will: Write code, not just configs: Develop, test and maintain programmatic data pipelines using Python, interacting directly with APIs and AWS services (like S3) via code Write, debug, and optimise complex SQL queries natively in Snowflake-understanding joins, window functions, and execution plans Troubleshoot pipeline failures, trace data synchronisation drops and implement code fixes Add robust error handling, logging, and automated testing to ensure that the data infrastructure doesn’t quietly fail Collaborate directly with senior engineers to report bugs, document logic flaws, and ensure no pipeline gets deployed without proving it can survive the real world View the position description here About You We are looking for someone who has: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in computer science, Engineering, or related field. Solid Fundamentals: You can explain what your code is doing. You understand Python data structures, exception handling, and how to write efficient scripts Database Literacy: You know the difference between a transactional database and a cloud data warehouse, and you respect the importance of clean data modelling An Engineering mindset: You default to reading documentation when stuck, you test your code, and you are transparent about what you don’t know yet Testing obsession: You have practical experience writing test cases and know how to mock external dependencies. You naturally think what could go wrong. You enjoy finding the edge cases and the silent failures that others miss Constructive communication: You can clearly and objectively articulate why a piece of code failed and point to the exact logic gap causing the issue Why work at e. Health NSW? At e. Health NSW, our benefits are designed to provide you with the flexibility, growth and support when you need it. We provide: Hybrid and flexible working options to support balance and productivity Allocated day off per month in addition to annual leave Salary packaging to maximise your take-home pay Learn More About Us Find out how we hire at e. Health NSW Check out our diversity and inclusion commitment How to apply Submit your cover letter and most up to date resume (up to 5 pages), highlighting your relevant skills and experience. While we accept AI use - we want your application to feel genuine and true to you. For questions around the role or recruitment process, including adjustments, please contact our Talent Advisor or Hiring Manager, Imtiaz Moosakunhi and quote REQ697531. Important information This recruitment may be used to establish a Talent Pool for similar roles (ongoing or temporary) that may arise over the next 18 months. To be eligible for this role you must have current Australian work rights (Australian citizen, permanent resident, New Zealand citizen with a current passport, or hold a valid visa with permission to work in Australia). If you currently reside outside NSW, please indicate in your application whether you are willing to relocate if successful. .