Data Modeler Analyst
About the role
- Person needs to Interacting with Project stake holders to understand functional as well as technical requirements and documenting, publishing to Team.
- Experience in developing, validating, publishing, maintaining LOGICAL data models with exposure to or experience in developing, validating, publishing, maintaining PHYSICAL data models.
- Evaluate existing data models and physical databases for variances and discrepancies
- Experience with managing meta data for data models.
- To develop, publish, maintain all documentation for data models.
- BasicBachelor's degree or foreign equivalent required from an accredited institution. Will also consider three years of progressive experience in the specialty in lieu of every year of education
- At least 4 years of experience in IT industry.
- At least 2 years of experience with DW/BI and related tools
- At least 3 years of experience with Data Modeling related tools
- Understanding of Data Modeling architectural principles
- Mandatory Technical SkillsHave strong experience in databases like Teradata, Netezza or OracleGood Experience in Unix Environment. Good experience in Industry standard data modelling tools like Erwin.
- Experience in Performance tuning in DW environment. Experience in Datware house/Data Mart EDW Models.
- Experience on data modeling using Dimensional as well as ER-ModelHave working Knowledge of Industry Standard Reporting/ETL tools.
- Preferred/Good to have
- Worked in both OLTP and DW implementation
- Have good understanding of the new technologies i.e. No SQL, Open source Technologies, Columnar databases.
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