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Senior Data Engineer Lead - Snowflake, Python & AWS (Banking)

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hexawarePlano (TX)

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About the role

Data Engineer - Core Skill - Snowflake, Python, AWS with Banking Domain. At least 8+ years' experience in ETL/Data Development experience Working knowledge of Fact / Dimensional data models and AWS Cloud Strong Experience in creating Technical design documents, source-to-target mapping, Test cases/resultsd. Good experience with Python Scripting, libraries including Pandas, Numpy, Boto3, Dataframe, connectors to different databases, APIs Understand the security requirements and apply RBAC, PBAC, ABAC policies on the data. Build data pipelines in Snowflake leveraging Data Lake (S3/Blob), Stages, Streams, Tasks, Snowpipe, Time travel, and other critical capabilities within Snowflake Ability to collaborate, influence, and communicate across multiple stakeholders and levels of leadership, speaking at the appropriate level of detail to both business executives and technology teams Excellent communication skills with a demonstrated ability to engage, influence, and encourage partners and stakeholders to drive collaboration and alignment High degree of organization, individual initiative, results and solution oriented, and personal accountability and resiliency Demonstrated learning agility, ability to make decisions quickly and with the highest level of integrity Demonstrable experience of driving meaningful improvements in business value through data management and strategy Must have a positive, collaborative leadership style with colleague and customer first attitude Should be a self-starter and team player, capable of working with a team of architects, co-developers, and business analysts

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