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Data Engineer ( ETL/ Python/ AWS)

Posted 5 days ago

samprasoftRoanoke (TX)

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About the role

Data Engineer
Location: Smithfield, RI, Durham, NC or Westlake, TX Remote till covid
Duration: 12+ months
The Expertise and Skills You Bring Bachelor’s or master’s degree in a technology related field (e.g. Engineering, Computer Science, etc.) required with 6+ years of experience Good experience with ETL technologies (SSIS, Power Center Cloud Tools, Informatica Snowflake Connector) Working knowledge of ETL tools (Informatica) and Snowflake. Working Knowledge of Unix/Linux operating systems and shell scripting 2+ years of Python development Proven data analysis skills Strong data Modeling skills doing either Dimensional or Data Vault models Experience in working with AWSExperience with DevOps, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (Maven, Jenkins, Stash, Ansible, Docker) is a plus Experience in Agile methodologies (Kanban and SCRUM) is a plus Proven ability to deal with ambiguity and work in fast paced environment Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Excellent collaboration skills to work with multiple teams in the organization The Value You Deliver Passion and intellectually curiosity to learn new technologies and business areas Exploring new technology products and using them to help our business needs Working on teams to improve productivity

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