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Job Requirements - The CDP ETL & Database Engineer will be well versed in the following areas: - Relational data modeling - ETL and FTP concepts - Advanced Analytics using SQL Functions - Cloud technologies - AWS, Snowflake - Able to decipher requirements, provide recommendations, and implement solutions within predefined timeframes. - The ability to work independently, but at the same time, the individual will be called upon to contribute in a team setting. - The engineer will be able to confidently communicate status, raise exceptions, and voice concerns to their direct manager. - Participate in internal client project status meetings with the Solution/Delivery management teams. - When required, collaborate with the Business Solutions Analyst (BSA) to solidify requirements. - Ability to work in a fast paced, agile environment; the individual will be able to work with a sense of urgency when escalated issues arise. - Strong communication and interpersonal skills, ability to multitask and prioritize workload based on client demand. - Familiarity with Jira for workflow mgmt., and time allocation. - Familiarity with Scrum framework, backlog, planning, sprints, story points, retrospectives etc. Required Skills - ETL ETL tools such as - Talend (Preferred, not required) - DMExpress Nice to have - Informatica Nice to have - Database - Hands on experience with the following database Technologies - Snowflake (Required) - MYSQL/PostgreSQL Nice to have - Familiar with NOSQL DB methodologies (Nice to have) - Programming Languages Can demonstrate knowledge of any of the following. - PLSQL - JavaScript Solid Plus - Python - Strong Plus - Scala - Nice to have - AWS Knowledge of the following AWS services: - S3 - EMR (Concepts) - EC2 (Concepts) - Systems Manager / Parameter Store - Understands JSON Data structures, key value pair. - Working knowledge of Code Repositories such as GIT, Win CVS, SVN. - Workflow management tools such as Apache Airflow, Kafka, Automic/Appworx - Jira .
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