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David Careers

Lead SQL DBA /Developer

Posted 4 days ago

intersourcesJersey City (NJ)
Data Warehousing SpecialistsCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Title: Senior
SQL DeveloperLocation: NYC NY
On-site/Remote/Hybrid: OnsiteDuration: 12 MonthsKey Skills - - Expert -level SQL querying /Database tuning experience is required -Strong SQL coding, querying, Azure/ETL, or Azure SQL experience. The DBA responsibilities involved everything that you listed - indexing / security / provisioning / permissions Power BI - required Azure ETL or Azure SQL - required Financial Analysis - highly preferredTelecom Industry experience -preferred
  • Experience with project-based financial management, telecom expense management, budgeting / forecasting and or auditing a plus
  • In-depth invoice analysis and audit
  • Superior skills with Microsoft Office applications (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook)
  • Outstanding organizational and quantitative skills as well as experience managing and resolving complex resource allocation problems
  • Ability to perform high-volume work accurately and independently
  • Ability to perform financial analysis using various financial system preferred
  • PeopleSoft Finance Modules
  • ServiceNow Reporting ModulesData Ingestion & Loading
  • Create, manage, and optimize ETL/ELT pipelines.
  • Load data from files, APIs, vendor portals, Excel and external systems.
  • Validate incoming data, handle malformed records, and manage staging tables.
  • Automate imports with stored procedures, scripts, or scheduled jobs.
  • Write complex SQL queries (joins, windows, CTEs, aggregation).
  • Debug and optimize slow queries.
  • BuildModern Platform Skills (Cloud‐Friendly)
  • Deploy and manage databases in cloud platforms (Azure SQL, AWS RDS, etc.).
  • Understand data‐lake integration, pipelines, and blob storage workflows.
  • Use DevOps/CI tools for automated deployments and testing

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