Data workflow jobs, including a new data workflow request
A data workflow request that shows up as “new job” plus a number, including a figure such as 123529, is usually an internal requisition id. We do not pretend that number matches a row. This page lists new data workflow roles posted in the last 7 days.
What a data workflow role looks like here
The title has to mention workflow, orchestration, pipeline, Airflow, Prefect, or Dagster, and also data, ETL, analytics, or machine learning. Data engineering roles that name those systems are the core of the list.
A generic software job that says “workflow” in passing will not pass both halves of the filter. The employer page still has the system diagram and the on-call expectation.
Requisition numbers
Employer req ids are stored when the career site exposes them, and they are visible on the job page we host. A naked number from a ticket, a spreadsheet, or a chat is not a search key on this board.
If you have the company name and the title, use the company directory and the data engineering family. If you only have 123529, ask the employer which career URL that id belongs to.
Matching roles
0 listings in the last 7 days. Showing 0. The time on each row is the employer’s original posted time. Dataset refreshed . How a job counts as new.
- No data workflow or orchestration roles were first posted in the last 7 days.
Questions
Can you open job 123529?
Only if that exact requisition id is already on an employer posting we index. This page lists data workflow roles instead of guessing.
Which tools count as data workflow?
Titles that mention workflow, orchestration, pipeline, Airflow, Prefect, or Dagster together with data, ETL, analytics, or machine learning.