Sr. Data Engineer/ Data Architect
han staffingIselin (NJ)
Sr. Data Engineer/ Data Architect
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han staffingIselin (NJ)
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Title: Sr. Data Engineer/ Data ArchitectLocation: Iselin, NJ, 08830 Posted Date:
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HAN StaffingRequired Skills & QualificationsStrong experience in data engineering, ETL (preferably Informatica), and data architectureExperience working with Salesforce platforms and data modelsHands-on experience with Airflow and MuleSoftStrong SQL skills with Snowflake and other relational databasesExperience writing complex Python modules for custom ETL workflowsExpertise in building batch and real-time data pipelinesExperience with dbt for data transformation and modelingFamiliarity with AWS/GCP and distributed/event-driven architecturesStrong understanding of data modeling, data warehousing, and big data processingExperience with data quality, monitoring, and pipeline orchestration frameworksAbility to work closely with Product, Data Science, and Analytics teamsExperience working on Salesforce Flows and Apex is a plus Job Description Summary Roles Needed: Senior Data Engineer, Data Modeler / Architect The supplier will stand up a new team within UKS focused on building and maintaining data graphs derived from Data 360. Engineers will manage graph transitions from retiring teams, re-map backend sources as needed, and serve internal consumers who rely on just-in-time context and insights.
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