Azure Data Engineer _ Chicago, IL- Onsite _ Contract

Posted 3 days ago

ace stackChicago (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Azure Data Engineer

Location: Chicago, IL – 100% Onsite Long Term Contract – W2 / C2CExperience: 9-12 Years

Roles and Responsibilities:

Has experience in multiple system environments. Should also be experienced in designing, developing, and implementing solutions.
Combine multiple technologies to provide alternative physical solutions.
Performs analysis of business models, logical specifications, and/or user requirements to design solutions.
These individuals can lead a tool evaluation effort, including the definition of the evaluation criteria, identification, and evaluation.
Has Azure Cloud Experience building databases from the ground up.
Assist team lead by helping with SDLC backlog and providing technical direction to developers.
Your role may also include assisting in implementing APIs/Microservices along with debugging existing services.
Background in cloud computing concepts such as DataBricks, Data Lakes, Data Warehouse is helpful.
Troubleshoot, debug, and resolve software defects and issues. Propose and implement innovative solutions.
Important Section:
Document codebase, technical designs, and development processes. Contribute to the creation and maintenance of the writing client organization.
DB background with strong emphasis in NoSQL technologies.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, along with an ability to effectively interface with both business and technical teams.
Extensive experience in PL/SQL and Performance tuning.

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