Data Architect - Fiber / Telecom

L&G Recruitment
Milton Keynes
7 months ago
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Qualifications:

  • 12-15+ years of work experience.
  • Must haveFiber / Telcom domain( Preferably with Fiber ).
  • Good skills and strongdata engineering and Machine learning as well.
  • Strong understanding ofdata governance, Data qualityand how they have implemented these processes.
  • They should have worked onSnowflake data warehouse.
  • If they are technically hands on also huge plus,GenAI will also be a good add onskills.
  • Technical knowledge in Telecom-Basics, T-SQL, PL-SQL, Tableau/ Power BI/Advanced Excel, R/SAS/ Python/Scala/Java, Azure (SQL Database, Cosmos Database, Data Lake Storage, PostgreSQL Database, Blob, Data Factory, Databricks, Analytic Tools, Stream Analytics, Synapse Analytics, Data Lake Analytics), and AWS (Analytics Services, Amazon Athena, Amazon EMR, Amazon Redshift, Amazon Kinesis, Amazon Openserach Services, Amazon QuickSight, AWS Glue DataBrew, Datalake, Amazon S3, Aws Lake Formation) is required.


Responsibilities:

  • Database Management
  • Data Security
  • Financial Forecasting
  • Data Architecture
  • Strategic Planning

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