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David Careers

Automation/ Informatica IDQ tester

Posted 2 days ago

3b staffingDayton (OH)
Software Quality Assurance Analysts and TestersComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Position: Automation/ Informatica IDQ testerLocation : Cincinnati, OH
Duration: 6-12+ Months Top Three Skills: Informatica IDQ DATA SMEQA Automation Agile Job Description: Automation Engineer/Data SME
Position Description: The Automation Engineer/Data SME will support quality assurance programs and help to sustain a data quality practice that is alignment with QA strategy. The candidate requires background utilizing data quality software tool and processes to incorporate data quality best practices during application development and rollout. The applicant needs experience monitoring, measuring and reporting on data quality metrics. Strong communication skills are needed to market and educate the value of data quality to technical leadership as well as all project team roles. Position/Project Specific Requirements:
  • 5+ years of relevant experience in software quality assurance
  • 3+ years SQL utilizing complex queries and writing stored procedures
  • 3+ years hands on Data Quality Tool Expertise
  • 2+ years testing data/data transformation/data movement (ETL)
  • Experience with Relational Databases
  • Firm understanding of data architecture and ETL workflows
  • Experience with or good knowledge of Netezza and Amp
  • 1+ years of using Informatica DVO or other tools to automate ETL tests
  • Agile methodology experience
  • 2+ years of using Quality Center/ALM for test case management
  • 1+ years of using Jira for defect tracking

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