ETL Developer

Short Description

Qualifications:

• Migrating data from Cloud storage using ETL tool to different data warehouses like Snowflake, Redshift, etc.
• Must have worked in at least 3 to 4 Talend DI projects
• Hands on experience in Talend DI with database and file handling
• Functional, Unit and Data testing of Talend jobs
• Scheduling and monitoring the jobs and fixing issues
• Expert in data cleansing, integration, standardization, transformation, and aggregation across the layers
• Creating ETL Jobs and web services using TALEND
• Working with version control tools such as GitHub, Bitbucket and Nexus integration
• Data Warehousing experience, building operational ETL data pipelines across several sources, and constructing relational and dimensional data models
• Building Talend ETL jobs for validating the business logic and analyze the flow of jobs and take corrective measures on failures
• Excellent interpersonal skills when interacting with clients in a clear, timely, and professional manner
• Self-motivated to establish outstanding working standards
• Strong knowledge in writing SQL execution test scripts
• Working with Agile Project

Job Responsibilities:

• Being responsible for code development and modifications in designated projects, working very closely with key stakeholders and managers
• Understanding and analyzing requirements and providing estimations
• Working on multiple Talend products with a good understanding of Talend roadmap and highly experienced in Talend DI project
• Talend DI suite of tools, and executing secure, best practice data integration strategies and approaches
• Designing the area of Talend cloud and promotion of code into various environments\
• Using and contributing to community of practice (especially Talend)
• Working as ETL developer who is responsible for data movement and transformation across various data assets
• Building roadmap for the ETL practice for SaaS and providing leadership with an on-going focus on reusability, scalability, and innovation within the community of practice