DW/BI Developer
About the role
- -At least 2 years of experience with DW/BI and ETL tools. Must have experience on gathering technical requirements and specifications to determine appropriate ETL solutions and architecture
- At least 2 years of hands on experience in Design, Development & Build activities in Talend Projects - MUST.Past experience with AbInitio ETL Tool - MUSTAt least 2 years of experience in Project life cycle activities on DW/BI development and maintenance projects.
- Experience with Unix/Linux environment and scripting
- Experience in conducting code reviews and providing guidance to development team
- Experience with multiple major RDBM systems, i.e., DB2, OracleStrong Knowledge of Dimensional Modelling, DW architecture, ETL Frameworks, Design and Development using Talend, Best Practices and Troubleshooting
- Working knowledge of Talend Data Integration tool.
- Exposure to Other Talend Product Suites.
- Experience with Core Java development is a plusExperience with Hadoop and big data technology is a plusExperience with design and implementation of ETL/ELT framework for complex warehouses/marts
- Hands-on development mentality, with a willingness to troubleshoot and solve complex problems
- Ability to work in team in diverse/ multiple stakeholder environment
- Experience in Finance domain Strong analytical skills High impact communication Ability to ramp up in new technologies
- Experience and desire to work in a Global delivery environment
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