Data Migration Specialist

About Us CurbWaste is a venture-backed, early-stage vertical SaaS company on a mission to modernize the waste and recycling industry. Our customers are hard-working, no-frills operators running complex businesses with limited tools. We're here to change that. With $50M raised and the backing of top-tier investors, we serve over 150 customers who rely on CurbWaste's all-in-one solution to power their operations. But we're just getting started. Our ambition is to become the system of record for the waste industry and support the people who keep our cities running. At CurbWaste, we hold a high bar. We believe in trust, ownership, and a relentless focus on delivering value. We live by values that shape how we show up: Serve our customers, serve our industry Be infinitely curious Resourcefulness over resources Win as a team, learn as a team Do the 1% more About the Role You're someone who finds messy data interesting, not intimidating. You know that a clean migration is the difference between a customer who loves their go-live and one who starts their journey on the back foot. And you want to build the process, not just execute inside someone else's. This is CurbWaste's first dedicated Data Migration Specialist role. You'll own the data side of every new customer onboarding, working alongside our Implementation Managers to get each customer's data out of their legacy waste hauling software and into CurbWaste accurately, completely, and on time. You'll use Rubie, our purpose-built data migration platform, alongside our internal admin portal, SQL, Javascript, Python, and Excel to run migrations from start to finish. You'll also support live customers when data issues surface post-go-live, and partner with our platform engineers to improve the tooling and scripts that power every migration we run. This isn't a maintenance role. You're building the function from scratch. That means creating the templates, the mapping standards, the documentation, and the process that will scale with us as we grow. If you want to inherit a polished playbook, this isn't the right fit. If you want to write it, keep reading.