Specialist - Data Engineering Engineering - Hartford, CT at Geebo

Specialist - Data Engineering

Requirements:
Role:
Senior DeveloperLocation:
Hartford, CT or St.
Paul, MnCandidate must be experienced working in ETL based projects involving Ab Initio.
Must have expertise in the following:
- Ab Initio (Technical Expert) SQL Server (or equivalent RDBMS) or Mongo DBGood to have:
Snowflake, AWS Understands where to obtain information needed to make the appropriate decisions Demonstrates ability to break down a problem to manageable pieces and implement effective, timely solutions Identifies the problem versus the symptom Manages problems that require involvement of others to solve Reaches sound decisions quickly Carefully evaluates alternative risks and solutions before taking action Optimizes the use of all available resources Develops solutions to meet business needs that reflect a clear understanding of the objectives, practices and procedures of the corporation, department and business unit Prior experience of data migration projects either Teradata to Snowflake or SQL Sever to Snowflake Experience on hosting Ab Initio on AWS EC2 and related changes to ab initio jobsSkills:
6-8 years of work experience in Ab Initio Proficient in SQL Good analytical and logical skills in writing SQLs, Stored Procedures and creating Marts/Views in Oracle A good end to end knowledge in ETL landscape; starting from source system, warehouse, mart and reports Very strong ETL Concepts and hands-on experience on Ab Initio ETL Tool (Basic & Advanced) 4-year degree in a related field (or equivalent experience) Experience working within a highly-matrixed organization Strong communication and presentation skillsNearest Major Market:
HartfordJob Segment:
Database, SQL, Oracle, Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, Technology Recommended Skills Amazon Web Services Analytical Business Intelligence Business Requirements Communication Data Migration Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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