Own the data foundation for pricing and ML at a fast-growing collectibles startup with a fully remote team.
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In this role, the Staff Data Engineer at Courtyard is responsible for managing the entire lifecycle of external market data, ensuring it is properly ingested, normalized, and delivered for use in machine learning models. The position requires extensive experience in data engineering and machine learning, particularly in handling third-party data and deploying models into production. This role is ideal for a senior engineer with a strong background in SQL and Python, as well as a proven track record of collaborating with data scientists to operationalize machine learning solutions.
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Courtyard.io is the fastest-growing collectibles startup, ever. We are revolutionizing the world of collectibles trading by enabling instant liquidity and delivering a high-velocity, immersive experience. From trading cards to comics, we're redefining how people discover, collect, and unlock value.
Courtyard is not just another marketplace. All assets are securely vaulted and fully insured, giving collectors peace of mind alongside unmatched speed and simplicity. Whether you're investing, discovering, or curating your dream collection, we've built a platform that's trusted, simple, and built for speed.
And we're just getting started. We're a remote-first company hiring across all functions to push the boundaries of what's possible in collectibles and digital ownership.
Courtyard is hiring a Staff Data Engineer to own the data foundation our pricing and ML run on, from raw external market data all the way to models making decisions in production. We price and buy back assets in real time off a fragmented external market. Turning that into something a model can safely consume, and keeping the model healthy once it's live, is the hardest data problem here. You'll be the senior-most data engineering voice in a lean data org and the person who gets data science work from notebook to production. You'll own architecture and standards rather than a ticket queue.
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