Technology Architect – ETL / Data Engineering

N Consulting Ltd
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11 months ago
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JOB DETAILS

Role Title: Technology Architecture

Required Core Skills:
Informatica, Oracle, PL SQL, Unix Autosys

Minimum years of experience: 10+ Years

Detailed Job Description:

Expertise Data Engineer with excellent ETL development skills using Informatica PowerCenter 10.x.
• Good in understanding business requirements of ETL and design data pipelines to clean and organize raw data and prepare it for storage, data analytics, and machine learning.
• Should have min 8+ years of experience in Informatica PowerCenter.
• Good technical knowledge on Unix, Oracle SQL & PL/SQL., Autosys.
• Should have knowledge of power exchange.
• Knowledge of Informatica BDM, IDQ, basic cloud component is an advantage.
• Expertise in Query optimization and Performance tuning techniques.
• Good in understanding the client requirements and able to convert into technical requirements.
• Expertise in Data Analysis, troubleshooting of issues and providing solution to complex queries/issues.
• Guide your teams towards developing optimized high quality code deliverables, continual knowledge management and adherence to the organizational guidelines and processes.
• Participate in project estimation, provide inputs for solution delivery, conduct technical risk planning, perform code reviews and unit test plan reviews.
• Lead and guide your teams towards developing optimized high quality code deliverables, continual knowledge management and adherence to the organizational guidelines and processes.
• Technical Skills: – Informatica PowerCenter 10.x, Unix, Oracle SQL & PL/SQL, Autosys

Additional Responsibilities:

• Knowledge of more than one ETL tool
• Should have good experience with financial domain.
• Good understanding of SDLC and agile methodologies
• Awareness of latest technologies and trends
• Excellent problem solving, analytical and debugging skills.
• Good knowledge on software configuration management systems

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