Senior Python Developer
Senior Python Developer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Cloud technologies (AWS data services, AWS Glue, AWS Lambda, Integration with Active directory, masking and encryption, Governance activities - Lineage, Catalog, classifications. Infrastructure setup in Snowflake)
- Experienced with multiple data-ingestion methods for loading data to Snowflake: Snowpipe, Glue, Copy Into for large volume of data as well as incremental data handling
- Sound knowledge of Snowflake Architecture, Design and Performance considerations
- Data lake and Data Warehouse Design and optimizationETL, Data Analysis, CDCTechnical understanding of digital / customer experience layers:
- Been Leading and built at least 1-2 Projects on AWS cloud with Snowflake
- Strong experience in designing and building DWH, Data lake ETL based applications with scalability and performance
- Experience with CDC and metadata driven based processing
- Have build DWH models
- Hands on experience of architecting RDBMS and Snowflake databases - transactional as well as data-warehouse
- Strong knowledge of data structures, analytical algorithms, and designing for performance
- Implement integrations requested by customers
- Deploy updates and fixes
- Provide Level 2 technical support
- Build tools to reduce occurrences of errors and improve customer experience
- Develop software to integrate with internal back-end systems
- Perform root cause analysis for production errors
- Investigate and resolve technical issues
- Develop scripts to automate visualization
- Design procedures for system troubleshooting and maintenance
- Expertise You'll Bring
- Experienced software professional with minimum 5 years of experience in Python/ Snowflake
- Working experience to work with Indian finance industry
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