Professional Services Engineer

Matillion is the company behind Maia , the AI Data Automation platform.

In the AI economy, demand for data is exploding. Manual data engineering can’t keep up. Maia fixes that by combining 15 years of data expertise with agentic AI to eliminate the manual work that slows data teams down. Organisations like Cisco, DocuSign, and Slack are already using it to deliver real business impact, faster.

We started in Manchester and now we’re global - with teams across the UK, US and India.

We are driven, curious, energetic people who move fast, think big and hold ourselves to a high standard. We’re here to make a dent in the universe bigger than ourselves. And we’re looking for people who want to be part of it.

Own the deployment: Architect and implement production-grade integrations and distributed data systems for enterprise customers, using Python, SQL, and modern API development.

Modernise legacy data: Transform legacy ETL/ELT workflows into modern, autonomous data pipelines, working across cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP) and Kubernetes.

Build with AI, not just for it: Integrate AI APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic) and use AI code generation tools to accelerate delivery and enable Maia's agentic capabilities.

Deliver at pace: Take technical solutions from kickoff to production within an 8-12 week Accelerator window, owning outcomes even when the path isn't straightforward.

Move between altitudes: Alternate between deep technical problem-solving and strategic alignment conversations with customer executives.

Demonstrable experience building production-grade software, with strong programming ability in Python, SQL, and API development or equivalent.

Data engineering background: Hands-on experience with ETL/ELT tools, gained as a Data Engineer, DBA, or similar.

Data architecture depth: Strong grasp of data architecture and data structures, with the ability to assess and redesign customer data environments as part of a migration.

Comfortable wearing multiple hats: Ready to flex across technical delivery, customer communication, and (initially, in newer markets like Sydney) commercial support until dedicated resources are in place.