ETL/Informatica Developer: 10 + Yrs Exp
samprasoftOwings Mills (MD)
ETL/Informatica Developer: 10 + Yrs Exp
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samprasoftOwings Mills (MD)
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About the role
ETL/Informatica Developer Owings Mills, MD 21117: Onsite Day 1: Hybrid Model6 + Months Onsite Day 1: Hybrid Model: 2 - 3 Days Onsite! Open to remote? Prefer hybrid, if they are a superstar than maybe they’ll look Snaplogic Required – but if they have ETL 10 years we’d look at it without it.
Required:
5+ years of ETL experience in technical development (Informatica PowerCenter, IICS)2+ years of Snap logic 5+ years Relational databases and SQL, DB2, Oracle 2+ years of AWS cloud environment (S3, EC2, Aurora)3+ years Unix/Linux development tools 3+ Years of data modeling experience 1+ years GitHub/GitLabPreferred:2+ years of AWS glue and Glue studio 2+ years of Snowflake Datawarehouse 2+ years of Python, PySpark, JSON and XMLTeam of 10 Need additional ETL position – a lot of ETL work New initiatives coming up and support for existing applications Need sr. level developer In process of migrating to AWS and modernizing all technologies and building out in cloud Fusion – desktop app – service clients - build a search engine for that app before it becomes obsolete Replace NHT Extreme? – statement generator replace with another product – old mainframes – Informatica will be usedAWS Experience – be able to access AWS and use SQL and Snowflake logicSnap logicSnap logic required – but if they have ETL 10 years we’d look at it without it.
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