Data Migration Architect
applab systemsEvanston (IL)
Data Migration Architect
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applab systemsEvanston (IL)
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About the role
Role: Data Migration Architect
Type: Full-Time
Location: Chicago, IL (Hybrid)
Job Description:
Results-driven OpenText Documentum D2 & Data Migration Architect with deep expertise in designing, executing, and optimizing complex enterprise content migrations. Proven track record of successfully executing high-volume content lift-and-shifts, legacy system decommissioning, and Webtop-to-D2 modernizations. Expert in resolving metadata mapping conflicts, designing extraction frameworks, and utilizing industry-standard migration utilities (OpenText InfoArchive, InfoFusion, fme migration-center, DFC/REST pipelines) for multi-terabyte repositories in highly regulated industries. Core Competencies & Migration Stack
- Migration Strategies: Legacy System Decommissioning, On-Premise to Cloud Lift-and-Shift, Webtop-to-D2 Mapping Frameworks, Delta Migrations, Bulk Content Ingestion.
- Tools & Utilities: OpenText Info Archive, fme migration-center, InfoFusion, Documentum Bulk Ingestion Tool (BIT), ObjectIn/ObjectOut scripts, custom DFC-based ETL pipelines.
- Documentum D2 Architecture: D2 Configurator, D2FS plugins, D2-REST, Creation Profiles, Dynamic Lifecycle/Workflows, Security Matrices.
- Data Cleansing & Integrity: Metadata Mapping, Schema Transformation, Orphan Document Handling, Audit Trail Preservation, Veracity & Checksum Verification.
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