Full-Time

Lead Data Engineer

Nebula

Deadline 5/8/27
Bayview Asset Management

Bayview Asset Management

Mortgage and consumer credit investor

Compensation Overview

$220k - $260k/yr

+ Annual bonus

Toronto, ON, Canada + 1 more

More locations: New York, NY, USA

Remote

Category
Data & Analytics (1)
Required Skills
Power BI
Microsoft Azure
Redshift
Python
Airflow
Incident Response
BigQuery
SQL
Machine Learning
Apache Kafka
Java
Kinesis
ETL
Data Engineering
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Tableau
AWS
Go
Scala
Observability
Data Modeling
DevOps
Databricks
Looker
Snowflake
Google Cloud Platform
Requirements
  • 5–8+ years of experience building and operating production-grade data pipelines, platforms, and distributed data systems.
  • 2+ years of experience leading, mentoring, or managing data engineers in a technical lead, staff-level project lead, engineering manager, or technical leadership and management capacity.
  • Strong hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and platforms for extract, transform, load and extract, load, transform, orchestration, data warehousing, streaming, and business intelligence.
  • Deep understanding of online transaction processing and online analytical processing systems, including designing architectures for transactional, analytical, and operational workloads.
  • Experience building flexible data pipelines across databases, application programming interfaces, files, queues, event streams, software-as-a-service platforms, and internal systems.
  • Strong experience with batch and real-time processing patterns, including tradeoffs in latency, reliability, cost, and operational complexity.
  • Experience deploying and operating cloud-based data infrastructure on Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, or Microsoft Azure.
  • Advanced Structured Query Language and data modeling expertise, including schema design, warehouse optimization, semantic modeling, and performance tuning.
  • Strong programming ability in Python, Java, Scala, Go, or similar languages.
  • Comfort with continuous integration and continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, automated testing, observability, incident response, and production operations for data systems.
  • Strong architectural judgment in ambiguous environments requiring balance among speed, reliability, compliance, maintainability, and long-term leverage.
  • Clear communication with technical and non-technical teammates, including explaining tradeoffs and influencing direction.
Responsibilities
  • Own the architecture and evolution of core data systems, including ingestion, transformation, orchestration, storage, modeling, and delivery layers.
  • Set technical direction for extract, transform, load and extract, load, transform, batch processing, real-time pipelines, online transaction processing and online analytical processing systems, and business-intelligence-ready data assets.
  • Make architecture decisions balancing scalability, reliability, security, performance, cost, and delivery speed.
  • Establish engineering standards, reusable patterns, and design principles for the data platform.
  • Lead the design, build, rollout, and operation of greenfield data infrastructure.
  • Build and maintain complex data pipelines across diverse source and destination systems.
  • Design and optimize data models, warehouse schemas, semantic layers, and curated datasets for analytics, reporting, artificial intelligence, and product use cases.
  • Contribute directly through code writing, code and design reviews, migrations, reliability improvements, and production issue resolution.
  • Lead, mentor, coach, manage, and coordinate a squad of data engineers.
  • Develop engineers through feedback, technical guidance, code reviews, career support, and clear quality and ownership expectations.
  • Prioritize team work, clarify scope, remove blockers, and ensure reliable delivery against business and technical goals.
  • Contribute to hiring, onboarding, performance development, and team operating rhythms.
  • Deploy, operate, and improve data pipelines, data stores, and supporting infrastructure on major cloud platforms.
  • Drive practices for continuous integration and continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, automated testing, monitoring, alerting, and incident response.
  • Ensure data systems are observable, fault-tolerant, recoverable, and maintainable in production.
  • Reduce operational toil, improve platform reliability, and manage cloud infrastructure costs.
  • Define and enforce standards for data quality, validation, reconciliation, lineage, schema evolution, metadata, and documentation.
  • Establish patterns for data contracts, ownership, service-level agreements, and runbooks.
  • Partner with security, compliance, and business stakeholders on privacy, auditability, access controls, and regulated data handling.
  • Partner with Product, Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Analytics, and business stakeholders to align data architecture with organizational priorities.
  • Translate ambiguous business needs and operational workflows into technical plans, milestones, and production-ready solutions.
  • Serve as a senior technical point of contact for data-heavy initiatives and communicate tradeoffs, risks, sequencing, and timelines.
  • Enable analysts, product teams, data scientists, and operational users through reliable, well-modeled data assets.
  • Raise the technical bar through thoughtful design, clear abstractions, strong reviews, and sound technical judgment.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience operating as a Technical Lead or Technical Lead Manager responsible for technical implementation, technical direction, and people development.
  • Experience with modern orchestration and transformation tools such as Airflow, Dagster, dbt, or similar platforms.
  • Experience with cloud-native warehouses or lakehouse platforms such as Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, or equivalent technologies.
  • Experience with streaming systems such as Kafka, Kinesis, Pub/Sub, Flink, Spark Streaming, or similar technologies.
  • Experience enabling business intelligence and self-service analytics through curated datasets, semantic layers, and reporting platforms such as Looker, Tableau, Power BI, or similar tools.
  • Experience building data platforms supporting artificial intelligence, machine learning, decisioning, or large-language-model-powered workflows.
  • Experience scaling a data engineering function, including technical standards, operating rhythms, hiring, onboarding, and team development.
  • Experience in fintech, mortgage, lending, payments, insurance, or other regulated domains.
Bayview Asset Management

Bayview Asset Management

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Bayview Asset Management works as an investment manager focused on mortgage and consumer credit. It invests across loans, mortgage servicing rights, asset-backed securities, and related private-credit strategies. Its operating model is specific: investment teams combine sourcing, underwriting, portfolio management, analytics, servicing knowledge, and operational infrastructure. Roles include investments, quantitative analysis, risk, legal, finance, technology, asset management, and operations. The scope is Bayview Asset Management and not every affiliated servicing platform.

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • August 2026 Castle Trust acquisition expands savings, specialist lending, and fee income.
  • June 2026 Bayview bought $340 million of Octane loans, extending auto credit reach.
  • Bayview's June 30, 2026 AUM of $44.7 billion supports larger platform acquisitions.

What critics are saying

  • BWE's fall 2026 closing depends on regulators; failure blocks Bayview's commercial mortgage expansion.
  • Mortgage servicing exposes Bayview to delinquency spikes and recapture pressure when rates stay elevated.
  • If Guild, Castle Trust, and BWE integration slips, Bayview loses its consolidation thesis.

What makes Bayview Asset Management unique

  • Bayview combines origination, servicing, and asset management through Guild, Lakeview, and BWE.
  • August 6, 2026 Castle Trust adds UK specialist bank capabilities and retail deposits.
  • Bayview bought Guild in November 2025, proving control over lenders, not just assets.

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Company News

HookPhish
Aug 28th, 2026
Ransomware Group ShadowByt3$ hits: Bayview Real Estate WARNING.

Ransomware Group ShadowByt3$ hits: Bayview Real Estate WARNING. HookPhish team Target organization Bayview Real Estate WARNING pm.livable.com Retail & E-Commerce Summary. In the latest cybersecurity news, Bayview Real Estate WARNING - an organization based in US - has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by the group ShadowByt3$. This data breach, discovered on Aug 28, 2026, 06:52 UTC, underscores the increasing need for proactive cybersecurity defenses as HookPhish continue through 2026. Incident report. | Target Organization | Bayview Real Estate WARNING | | Threat Group | ShadowByt3$ | | Summary | Check your emails or HookPhish will leak the data HookPhish is not bluffing HookPhish stole 216.6 MB. compromised email: [email protected] compromised site: https://pm.livable.com The following emails below check your emails or spam for proof - [email protected] - [email protected] - [email protected] - [email protected] - [email protected] Your company has till August 29th 2026 to respond back or it gets leaked but can get extended to monday if your company responds back and negotiates. | | Date of Breach | Aug 28, 2026, 06:51 UTC | | Discovery Date | Aug 28, 2026, 06:52 UTC | | Region | US | | Target Domain | pm.livable.com | | Business Sector | Retail & E-Commerce | How to reduce your ransomware risk. Most ransomware intrusions start with a stolen password or a phishing email. A few proactive steps sharply cut your exposure: * data breach monitoring - close the gap attackers exploit. * phishing simulation - close the gap attackers exploit. Disclaimer. HookPhish does not engage in the exfiltration, downloading, taking, hosting, viewing, reposting, or disclosure of any stolen information. All breach data reported here is sourced from publicly available threat intelligence feeds for awareness purposes only.

Clifford Chance
Aug 6th, 2026
Clifford Chance acts as lead transaction and consortium counsel to Sixth Street and Bayview Asset Management on their joint acquisition of Castle Trust Bank from J.C. Flowers and Co.

Clifford Chance acts as lead transaction and consortium counsel to Sixth Street and Bayview Asset Management on their joint acquisition of Castle Trust Bank from J.C. Flowers and Co. 6 august 2026. Global law firm Clifford Chance has acted as lead transaction and consortium counsel for Sixth Street, a leading global investment firm, and Bayview Asset Management ("Bayview"), a global alternative investment management firm, on their joint acquisition of Castle Trust Bank ("Castle Trust") from J.C. Flowers and Co. Castle Trust is a UK specialist bank serving nearly 170,000 customers. Founded in 2012, Castle Trust began by offering specialist mortgage finance and investment products. It broadened into point-of-sale retail finance in 2017 with the acquisition of Omni Capital Retail Finance and now provides a range of services spanning savings and Cash ISA accounts, specialist bridging and term mortgages, and retail finance. As equal partners, Sixth Street and Bayview combine their significant financial strength and deep expertise in credit markets and asset-based finance to fuel growth across the business, including expanding Castle Trust's retail savings franchise, broadening its product offering and attracting additional customer deposits The Clifford Chance team was led by partners Richard Crosby and Neil Barlow, with support from senior associates Madeleine McIntosh, Joshua Reynolds, Joshua Higgins and Louise Murray and associates Cristina Rice and Ross Nixon. Partner Simon Crown and associate Joe Paddon led on the Financial Regulation aspects of the transaction.

Cherry PLC
Aug 3rd, 2026
Castle Trust Bank is Acquired by Sixth Street and Bayview

Castle Trust Bank (“Castle Trust Bank” or “the Bank”), a specialist bank serving nearly 170,000 customers, today announced it has been acquired by vehicles backed by Sixth Street, a leading global investment firm, and affiliates of Bayview Asset Management ("Bayview"), a global alternative investment management firm, from J.C. Flowers & Co, a private equity firm solely focused on financial services.

Bridging Loan Directory
Aug 3rd, 2026
Sixth Street and Bayview acquire Castle Trust Bank.

Sixth Street and Bayview acquire Castle Trust Bank. Castle Trust Bank ("Castle Trust Bank" or "the Bank"), a specialist bank serving nearly 170,000 customers, today announced it has been acquired by vehicles backed by Sixth Street, a leading global investment firm, and affiliates of Bayview Asset Management ("Bayview"), a global alternative investment management firm, from J.C. Flowers & Co, a private equity firm solely focused on financial services. As equal partners, Sixth Street and Bayview bring significant financial strength, deep expertise in credit markets and asset-based finance, and a long-term investment horizon well-suited to support financial institutions through periods of growth and transformation. Castle Trust Bank will continue to be led by its experienced management team, including Chief Executive Officer Martin Bischoff, supported by a robust, tech-enabled platform built for scale. In addition, Sixth Street and Bayview have agreed to commit additional capital to fuel growth across the business, including expanding the Bank's retail savings franchise, broadening its product offering, and attracting additional customer deposits, while deepening its commitment to specialist property and retail finance through its Omni Capital Retail Finance business. These initiatives also position the Bank to pursue potential inorganic asset opportunities at an attractive time in the market cycle. "This investment from Sixth Street and Bayview is a strong endorsement of our strategy, our people, and our future potential," said Mr. Bischoff. "Bridging Loan Directory has grown customer savings balances to more than £1.6 billion, built a specialist property finance loan book of more than £1.1 billion and a retail finance loan book exceeding £200 million - establishing a strong platform for future growth. With the backing of its new shareholders, Bridging Loan Directory is well placed to invest in its customer proposition, expand across retail savings, specialist property and retail finance, and pursue additional growth opportunities while maintaining a disciplined focus on risk and delivering sustainable outcomes for customers, colleagues, brokers, retailers, and partners." "We look forward to working with Martin and the highly seasoned management team to support Castle Trust Bank in continuing to deliver the exceptional service its customers expect," said Masashi Washida, Managing Director, Asset Based Finance at Sixth Street. "Together with Bayview, we believe the Bank's experienced leadership and its robust, well-established risk and technology platform create a strong foundation for sustainable growth and scalable operations at an attractive time in the market." "Castle Trust Bank has built an impressive reputation for customer service, specialist expertise, and prudent growth," said Pierre Lussato, Managing Director at Bayview. "We look forward to supporting the Bank's continued growth across savings, specialist lending, and retail finance, while it delivers innovative products and excellent customer outcomes."

Realty Wire
Jul 27th, 2026
Bayview, Morgan family office take majority stake in mortgage bank BWE.

Bayview, Morgan family office take majority stake in mortgage bank BWE. Bayview Asset Management and Springmont Capital, the Morgan family's investment office, are acquiring a majority stake in commercial mortgage bank BWE, with CEO DJ Effler staying on and the deal expected to close this fall. BWE, a national commercial and multifamily mortgage banking company, has signed a definitive agreement to sell a majority interest to a fund managed by Bayview Asset Management and to Springmont Capital, the private investment office of the Morgan family, according to a joint announcement posted on BWE's website. The deal gives an asset manager with roughly $44.7 billion under management, alongside one of the country's largest multifamily landlords, a direct ownership stake in a commercial mortgage banking and servicing platform. Bayview MSR Opportunity (US) Master Fund, L.P. will become BWE's majority owner once the transaction closes, with Springmont Capital taking a minority position, BWE said. BWE's existing management team will retain what the company described as a significant minority ownership stake, and CEO and President DJ Effler will continue to lead the company under its current brand. Why it matters. The transaction lands as commercial real estate lenders navigate a market still working through higher interest rates and slower deal volume. Large banks have begun returning to commercial real estate lending after pulling back in prior years, and multifamily developers have throttled new supply in some markets - Las Vegas's apartment construction pipeline recently fell to a four-year low, for instance. Against that backdrop, a credit-focused investment manager and a family office built on apartment ownership are betting on ownership of loan origination and servicing capacity rather than just the buildings or the debt itself. BWE, previously known as Bellwether Enterprise, operates more than 40 offices nationally and connects borrowers with lenders for commercial and multifamily acquisitions, refinancing and development, according to the company. BWE said it has posted "record" loan production growth across market-rate and affordable housing in recent years and has expanded its loan servicing portfolio, though it did not disclose specific loan volume, servicing balance or employee figures in its announcement. Terms of the transaction, including price, were not disclosed. "BWE has achieved strong growth in recent years and sought strategic partners who can further strengthen our offerings," Effler said in the announcement. "Our new partnership positions BWE for long-term expansion and enables us to continue bringing our clients the best capital solutions." He added that the company's "mission remains unchanged: to be the preferred provider of CRE capital to middle and upper middle-market clients across the country." Bayview Asset Management is a credit-focused investment manager that invests across residential, commercial and consumer credit, including mortgage servicing rights, whole loans and asset-backed securities, the company said. Springmont Capital is the private investment arm of the Morgan family, which owns Morgan Properties, a Pennsylvania-based multifamily owner the company describes as one of the largest privately held apartment operators in the country. The Morgan family also holds minority ownership stakes in the NFL's Washington Commanders and MLB's Philadelphia Phillies, according to the announcement. Wells Fargo served as exclusive financial advisor to BWE on the transaction. White & Case LLP acted as legal counsel to BWE, while Mayer Brown LLP advised the Bayview fund and Springmont Capital, according to a statement from White & Case. The deal is expected to close in fall 2026, subject to regulatory approval and other customary closing conditions, BWE said. What it means. The confirmed facts: an asset manager and a multifamily-focused family office are together taking control of an independent commercial mortgage banking platform, while its existing leadership and producer network stay in place under the same brand. Neither side has disclosed a purchase price or valuation, so the deal's financial scale relative to BWE's origination and servicing business is not yet public. Beyond what the companies have confirmed, the structure signals a broader pattern of capital providers acquiring stakes in the origination and servicing firms that feed them loans, rather than simply buying loans or properties outright - giving an investor like Bayview more direct visibility into deal flow and giving a landlord like Morgan Properties a seat closer to the financing side of its own industry. That interpretation is RealtyWire's read of the deal structure and has not been confirmed by either company. What to watch. Regulatory approval and other closing conditions will determine whether the deal closes on the companies' targeted fall 2026 timeline. It's also worth watching whether BWE discloses financial terms as the transaction progresses, whether producer and staff retention holds up through the ownership change, and whether the deal prompts similar moves by other asset managers or large multifamily owners looking to acquire commercial mortgage banking platforms rather than just borrow from them.