Data Warehouse ETL Developer (Informatica)
samprasoftQuincy (MA)
About the role
ETL Developer / DW DeveloperUnderstand and translate business requirements into Data Warehouse solutionsCreate data models and designs to meet specific business needs that require sourcing data from multiple source systemsDevelop ETL / ELT / Data pipelines that will extract data from an operational database and populate the staging and target data warehouse schemasDocument code and processes for distribution to all interested partiesDocument design using industry standardsProvide query writing support and tuning expertise to analysts and end usersDevelop shell scripts for production job automationWork in a 24x7 environment which requires on-call rotation 3-5 years of experience in database development including analyzing, designing, documenting, coding, testing and implementing primarily SQL codeExperience working with a large, multi-terabyte data warehouseExperience with system administration, database administration, storage architectures, backup & recovery and networkingMedicaid or other healthcare or claims processing experienceSnowflake Data Warehouse experienceInformatica ETL experienceAWS (Cloud) ExperienceExadata ExperienceCognos 10
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