Sr. Data Engineer

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software technologyDenver (CO)

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Development and Automation of End-To-End Analytic Products Project: Development and Automation of end-to-end analytic products to support Find and Price Care OKR of delivering in consumer affordability savings in 2022.Team Structure: 4 Data Scientists, 3 Product Owners, 1 Front-End Developer, 4 Data Analysts, 1 Tableau Developer. Day to Day: Database architecture and designETL Development
Required: Ability to write complex SQL or other data markup scripting to support development of Analytics and Applications that build on top of data Python or other analytic/statistical tool to perform analysis and pull data needed for the business tasks Hadoop(or other big data), Azure cloud platform and data storagesETL experience
Nice to have: Healthcare and/or claims data experience Members data experience Azure cloudBI tool like Power BI
Required Skills: Ability to write complex SQL or other data markup scripting to support development of Analytics and Applications that build on top of data Python or other analytic/statistical tool to perform analysis and pull data needed for the business tasks Hadoop(or other big data), Azure cloud platform and data storagesETL experience Basic Qualification:
Additional Skills: FULLY REMOTE Large company with great experience Background Check: Yes Drug Screen: Yes Notes: This team needs Data Engineers to perform end-to-end analytic products to support their "Find and Price OKR of delivering in consumer affordability savings"

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