Data Engineer
Data Engineer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, build, and optimize ETL/ELT pipelines feeding an enterprise data warehouse.
- Integrate data from Oracle, Ross ERP, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, and other systems. Write and tune complex SQL queries, stored procedures, and scripts for performance and reliability.
- Monitor data loads, diagnose failures, and resolve discrepancies independently.
- Strengthen data quality through validation, logging, and error handling.
- Partner with BI developers, analysts, and business stakeholders to deliver trusted reporting data.
- Document data flows and transformation logic; contribute to warehouse architecture, dimensional modeling, and code reviews.
- What You Bring 5+ years in data engineering, ETL development, or a closely related role.
- Strong hands-on SQL development and performance-tuning skills. Experience with Oracle databases and sound ETL/ELT and data warehousing fundamentals.
- Ability to troubleshoot pipeline failures and data accuracy issues with minimal direction.
- Bachelor's degree in a related discipline or equivalent professional experience.
- Extra Experience We'd Love to SeeWhereScape RED or Time
- Xtender; Microsoft Fabric, Lakehouse, or Dataverse. D365 Finance & Operations, SSIS, Informatica, Power BI, or DBA experience.
- Dimensional modeling and manufacturing, mining, or industrial data environments.
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