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Data Engineer - Remote

Posted 4 days ago

software technologyMerrimack (NH)

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About the role

Data Engineer This role is will be responsible to design and develop the technical solution and will be hands on technology professional. This role will closely collaborate with the Tech Lead and other members of the squad to deliver quality solutions to support the business needs The team/ squad will part of a larger chapter which is focused on delivering a state of the art analytics platform. While the initiative is at the Fidelity enterprise level the squad will be focused on the Workplace Investing (WI) Business unit. The Expertise You Have•Bachelor’s degree•5+ years experience in designing and delivering data lake, data warehouses and reporting platforms•High level of SQL experience is a must•Experience with Extract, Transform & Load and ELT development is required•Familiarity and good understanding of Data Models - relational and dimension models is required•Experience with AWS cloud technology is required•Experience with multiple database technologies required and Snowflake desired•Experience with CI/ CD and software version control•Experience with reporting tools such as Tableau, OBIEE, etc. is a plus•Programming experience is preferred with Python, Java desired The Skills You Bring•Must be a great team player•Must be able to communicate effectively to the tech lead, team members and the squad/ chapter lead•Should possess the ability to understand the business concepts and relate it to the technical solutions•Should possess an open mindset, help team grow and a quick learner in case of new technologies The Value You Deliver•Provide solutions that deliver business value•Provide a long term solution for the foundational Data and Analytics platform•Collaboratively provide better solutions

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