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David Careers

Informatica MDM Developer

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purple driveIselin (NJ)
Data Warehousing SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

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Manager

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About the role

Purple Drive Informatica MDM Developer Share Contractual Iselin, NJ
Overview: Design, configure, and implement solutions using Informatica MDM Hub. Configure base objects, staging tables, trust rules, match/merge rules, and hierarchy management. Develop ETL mappings/workflows using Informatica PowerCenter and/or Informatica Data Quality (IDQ).Define and implement survivorship rules to manage golden record creation. Perform data profiling, data cleansing, and standardization. Integrate MDM Hub with upstream and downstream systems using batch jobs, web services, APIs. Troubleshoot, optimize, and tune MDM processes for performance and scalability. Collaborate with data architects, business analysts, and QA teams to ensure quality deliverables. Provide production support and resolve data/MDM-related issues. Strong knowledge of match/merge, trust rules, survivorship, hierarchy manager. Hands-on experience in Informatica PowerCenter and Informatica Data Quality (IDQ).Strong proficiency in SQL (Oracle, SQL Server, or DB2).Experience with Java, PL/SQL scripting, or web services (SOAP/REST) for MDM integration. Good understanding of data governance, data modeling, and data integration. Excellent problem-solving, debugging, and communication skills.

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