RAG ingestion & retrieval pipeline
Ingest documents, transform them, structure metadata, and keep retrieval systems current and trustworthy.
At Eventum, Data Engineers build the data foundation behind our clients' AI systems: ingestion pipelines, ETL, warehouses, event models, retrieval data flows, and the operational plumbing that makes model and application layers usable.
This is the role we hire for when your bottleneck is not the model itself, but the quality, movement, structure, or availability of the data the system depends on.
Ingest documents, transform them, structure metadata, and keep retrieval systems current and trustworthy.
Build the batch and streaming flows that feed training, evaluation, analytics, and production inference.
Create the schemas, transformations, and orchestration needed to support product intelligence and downstream ML systems.
Connect data sources, APIs, internal systems, and operational signals into a usable data layer for AI products.
Founders, CTOs and product leads on what changed after Eventum matched them with the right AI specialist.
These are not generic analytics hires. We focus on data engineers who can support AI products, ML systems, and retrieval-heavy architectures.
The best candidates can move across data, services, and operational systems when needed.
A great data engineer often removes the bottleneck that keeps the whole AI roadmap from moving.
Built AI-ready data pipelines for retrieval, analytics, and ML workflows. Experienced with ingestion, orchestration, warehouses, data quality, vector stores, and production data dependencies.
Rebuilt document-ingestion pipelines that improved retrieval freshness from weekly to near real-time.
Led data infrastructure for ML, analytics, and operational workflows at growth-stage companies. Strong in ETL, streaming, warehousing, governance, feature pipelines, and data reliability.
Reduced pipeline failures by 63% after implementing data-quality checks and orchestration improvements.
A growing AI systems consultancy needed senior engineers who could handle backend systems, data pipelines, production infrastructure, and client-facing execution in a fast-moving delivery environment. Eventum focused on engineering maturity rather than narrow specialization and delivered a strong shortlist of high-signal candidates. The client hired two senior engineers, both of whom strengthened delivery capacity across backend-, data-, and infrastructure-heavy work.