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Data Engineer

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diverse lynxJacksonville (FL)

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$100,000 - $120,000 per year

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About the role

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJob Role: Data Engineer Job Location: Jacksonville, FL (Onsite)
Job Type: Full Time Salary Range: $100000 to $120000/Annum Full Time Benefits Required Skills & Experience Identity & Access Management Must Have Technical/Functional Skills Seniority required: Senior (Years of exp: Min 9 years) -Experience in data engineering, reporting, business intelligence, or analytics roles. -Strong SQL and data modeling skills. -Knowledge of data integration, ETL processes, and reporting platforms. -Experience with dashboarding and visualization tools such as Power BI, SAP Business Objects, Tableau, or similar solutions. -Understanding of IT operations, cybersecurity, vulnerability management, or patch management processes is desirable. -Strong analytical, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills. -Ability to translate business requirements into technical reporting solutions.
Roles & Responsibilities: " Design, develop, and maintain scalable data pipelines and reporting solutions supporting Patch & Vulnerability Management. " Integrate data from multiple technology and security platforms to provide a consistent view of vulnerability and patch compliance status. " Develop and automate operational, risk, KPI, and executive-level reporting. " Ensure data quality, accuracy, lineage, and traceability across reporting datasets. " Partner with Vulnerability Management, Operations, Engineering, and Technology teams to define reporting requirements and analytics use cases. " Support governance forums by providing timely reporting, trend analysis, and risk insights. " Identify opportunities to improve reporting efficiency through automation and data engineering best practices. " Maintain documentation, reporting standards, and data models supporting regulatory and internal audit requirements.

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