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Informatica MDM Engineer - Production Support

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veriiproPlano (TX)

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Senior

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About the role

Required Skills: Strong hands-on experience with Informatica MDM Hub 10.5, IDD, SIF, Match/Merge Rules, and Provisioning Tool. Experience with Informatica IDQ 10.5 and PowerCenter Administration. Strong SQL and Oracle Database skills for data analysis and troubleshooting. Dynatrace experience for monitoring, setup, debugging, and DQL. Experience with Autosys, IBM Sterling Integrator/MFT, and UNIX/Linux. Experience troubleshooting Java Spring Boot microservices and REST/SOAP APIs. Strong Jenkins CI/CD, Docker, Artifactory, and container deployment experience. Practical knowledge of AWS, EKS, and ELB. Basic scripting knowledge in UNIX Shell, Python, or PowerShell .
Responsibilities: Monitor and troubleshoot MDM batch jobs, data loads, synchronization, and integrations. Resolve production incidents related to data, ETL/MDM jobs, interfaces, and application issues. Perform RCA for recurring incidents and implement permanent fixes. Analyze data for errors, anomalies, duplicates, and data quality issues. Support real-time and batch interfaces using SIF, REST/SOAP APIs, IDQ, and ETL tools. Collaborate with business stakeholders, data stewards, and distributed onshore/offshore teams. Support AWS, Spring Boot, React, Jenkins, Docker, and DevOps environments. Manage incidents and changes using ServiceNow, Jira, or similar tools .
Preferred Qualifications: Domain experience in auto finance, commercial finance, or captive finance, including loan/lease lifecycle, funding, billing, and collections. Strong communication, analytical, troubleshooting, and client-facing skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced AMS/production support environment.

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