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IBM DataStage Developer with SQL & Databricks ___ Pittsburgh, PA (Onsite) ___ Contract

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IBM DataStage Developer With SQL & Databrick
Location: Pittsburgh, PA (Onsite Only)
Long-term Contract (C2C/W2)
Job Overview: We are seeking a skilled IBM DataStage Developer with strong proficiency in SQL and Azure Databricks for a data integration and modernization project. The ideal candidate will work closely with cross-functional teams to design, build, and maintain robust ETL processes for large-scale data systems.
Key Responsibilities: Develop, enhance, and support ETL solutions using IBM InfoSphere DataStage. Design and implement complex data pipelines integrating SQL and Databricks workflows. Perform data extraction, transformation, and loading from multiple source systems into target data lakes/warehouses. Collaborate with data architects and business analysts to ensure scalable and efficient data integration. Optimize DataStage jobs and Databricks notebooks for performance and reliability. Conduct unit testing, integration testing, and participate in code reviews. Create and maintain technical documentation for ETL and data flow processes.
Required Skills:
  • Overall IT Experience: 8+ Years 5+ years of hands-on experience with IBM DataStage (v11.x or higher)
  • Strong experience with SQL (T-SQL/PL-SQL) for data manipulation, queries, and procedures 2+ years of working knowledge of Azure Databricks / PySpark / Delta LakeSolid understanding of data warehousing, data lakes, and data integration patterns
  • Experience working with relational databases (e.g., SQL Server, Oracle, or Snowflake)
  • Excellent debugging and performance-tuning skills
Nice to Have: Experience with Azure Data Factory, Synapse, or Data Lake Gen2Background in banking, healthcare, or insurance domains

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