Data Engineer with Denodo - W2 contract
themesoftNewark (DE)
Data Engineer with Denodo - W2 contract
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themesoftNewark (DE)
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About the role
W2 Contract Senior Data engineer with Denodo Hybrid and Local to NJ preferred We are seeking a hands-on Senior Data Engineer with strong Denodo experience to design, build, and maintain scalable virtualized data products and semantic-layer solutions. The ideal candidate will have expertise in data integration, virtualization, API enablement, and cloud-based ETL development. This role will partner closely with Solution Architects, Tech Leads, AI Engineers, and Business SMEs to deliver trusted, governed, and AI-consumable data assets.
Key Responsibilities:
- Denodo Development
- Develop and maintain layers of views; Build virtualized data products using Denodo best practices. o Implement: Relationship, joins, standardization, transformations
- Apply enterprise naming conventions and business metadata standards. Data Engineering
- Build and support ETL/ELT pipelines using AWS services.
- Integrate data from multiple source systems, APIs, cloud platforms, and operational applications.
- Support creation of canonical data models and semantic-layer entities.
- Develop reusable data transformation components. Performance Optimization
- Optimize Denodo query performance.
- Implement caching and accelerator strategies.
- Tune joins, aggregations, and virtualized query execution.
- Troubleshoot complex performance and integration issues. Thanks Vinod
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