Data Engineer (Azure, Snowflake, SQL) | TELECOMMUTE
Data Engineer (Azure, Snowflake, SQL) | TELECOMMUTE
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Create & maintain data pipelines using Azure & Snowflake as primary tools
- Create SQL Stored procs and Functions to perform complex transformations
- Understand data requirements and design optimal pipelines to fulfil the use-cases
- Creating logical & physical data models to ensure data integrity is maintained
- Code management, CI/CD pipeline creation & automation using GitHub & GIT Actions
- Tuning and optimizing data processes
- Design and build best in class processes to clean and standardize data
- Code Deployments to production environment, troubleshoot production data issues
- Modelling of big volume datasets to maximize performance for our Business Intelligence & Data Science Team
- Computer Science bachelor's degree or similar
- Min 1-4 years of industry experience as a Hands-on Data engineer
- Excellent communication skills – Verbal and Written
- Knowledge and experience on Terraform, CI CD Pipelines and automation is an advantage
- Automation and orchestration using ADFCreate real-time analytics pipelines using Snowpipe Streaming
- Experience developing optimized data models for Viz tool E.g. Tableau, PowerBI is an Advantage
- Exposure and experience in other programming language such as Python, Spark etc. is an advantage
- Hands-on experience of CI CD Pipelines using GIT & GIT Actions
- Understanding of United States Healthcare data and applicable regulations
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