Data Architect
techdigital groupChicago (IL)
About the role
Job #: 1791
Pay Rate: Not Specified
Job type: contractor
Location:
Chicago, ILResponsibilitiesResponsible for ensuring that the data management and governance frameworks are in place and adhered to.
Responsible for architecting data engineering pipelines including data acquisition, ingestion, management, processing, and publishing by leveraging various AWS services.
Responsible for developing and optimizing database models to store and retrieve company information.
Responsible for determining strategic data requirements and creating high-level designs according to these requirements.
Responsible for guiding and resolving issues with AWS service configuration, performance, security compliance, data quality issues, and data retrieval.
Prepare architecture and high-level design documents for the data engineering pipelines.
Designing DevOps & DataOps pipelines and resolving issues during implementation and execution.
Responsible for researching data acquisition opportunities.
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Work Experience (Years)
Finance Domain Data expertise. Ability to model data in Data Lake and Data Warehouse for analytical use cases. Ability to understand and negotiate solutions with business teams/business analysts. Ability to architect and design data storage, data transformation, data security, data quality, and performance optimization techniques in AWS and Snowflake. Ability to architect and solution data pipelines for batch, streaming, API, message queues, and real-time sources. Ability to work with structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data. Ability to create clear and impactful presentations based on audience.
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