Senior IT Application Engineer - Microsoft Fabric (m/f/d) 3 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants Get AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features. As the general leader in measurement technologies, we provide the confidence that vital industries rely on to build, navigate, and innovate. From microns to Mars, our solutions drive productivity, quality, safety, and sustainability across aerospace, agriculture, automotive, construction, manufacturing, and mining. We bridge the physical and digital worlds with cutting‐edge metrology, reality capture, and positioning solutions – making industries and cities safer, smarter, and more sustainable.
Hexagon's Geosystems division specifically focuses on combining accurate measurement, positioning, and mapping technologies with industry‐tailored workflows to help geodata‐dependent industries capture, visualise, and analyse the physical world, turning data into actionable insights for better decision‐making and improved efficiency. Looking forward,



we are striving to enable our customers to meet sustainability and demographic challenges – ultimately advancing them towards truly autonomous solutions. When it has to be right, it has to be Hexagon. ROLE & PURPOSE OF THE POSITION We are looking for a Senior IT Application Engineer who is passionate about shaping the future of analytics. You will play a key role in our exciting journey from SAP BW to a modern analytic data platform based on Microsoft Fabric.
Drive the transition from legacy systems to cutting‐edge data solutions. Take ownership of challenging projects with ambitious timelines. Strong experience in IT application engineering and data analytics platforms. Familiarity with SAP BW and/or Microsoft Fabric is a plus.
Design, develop, and optimize end‐to‐end data solutions using Microsoft Fabric. Build and maintain data ingestion, transformation, and modelling pipelines. Develop automation scripts, ETL workflows, and data transformation processes using Pytho

📌 Senior Data Engineer (Barcelona)
🏢 Hexagon Geosystems
📍 Barcelona