Senior Data Engineer - Snowflake, AWS, Relational Data Modeling
samprasoftMerrimack (NH)
Senior Data Engineer - Snowflake, AWS, Relational Data Modeling
Posted 11 days ago
samprasoftMerrimack (NH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Data Engineer - Snowflake, AWS, Relational Data ModelingLocation: Durham, NC/Westlake, TX/Merrimack, NH
Duration:
12+ monthsJob Description:3+ years of good understanding and experience of Data Warehouse environment with modelling like Dimensional, Data Vault and Reporting and Analytics platforms like Snowflake, with writing JSON script, and SnowSQL with tables and views creation 3+ years of solutioning experience with below AWS Cloud environmentsDatabase Migration Service (DMS) and Change Data Capture (CDC)S3 storageSimple Queue Service (SQS) and LamdaRelational Data Store (RDS)5+ years in solutioning of Oracle development (PL/SQL) and/or Streams based development 5+ years of solutioning and development with ETL technologies 5+ years of relational data modelingNoSQL experience (DynamoDB) will be a plusSolid experience developing in an Agile team setting (Kanban and/or SCRUM) Experience working in a DevOps and CI/CD environmentAWS certification a strong plusA Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or equivalent experienceAbility to think out of box and design end-to-end solutionsPassion and intellectually curious to learn new technologies and business areasAbility to deal with ambiguity and work in a fast-paced environmentExcellent verbal and written communication skills
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