Creates and enhances data solutions enabling seamless delivery of data and is responsible for collecting, parsing, managing and analyzing large sets of data
Designs develop, automates, and support complex applications to extract, transform, and load data
Leads the design of the logical data model and implements the physical database structure and constructs and implements operational data stores and data marts
Designing and developing the data warehousing system to desired project’s specifications
Conducting preliminary testing of the warehousing environment before data is extracted
Troubleshooting any issues that may arise
Apply business strategy while driving technology strategy, balancing short term and long term needs to ensure that the architecture can scale and evolve accordingly
Drive design review sessions and bring in industry best practices and techniques
Engage an end-to-end approach by connecting all the pieces of data to deliver the data while leveraging all available assets
Provide advice, guidance and direction to carry out major plans and procedures to ensure schedule attainment, and performance and budget targets are met.
Requirements
2 to 5 years of experience in enterprise data architecture, integration and analytics with proven work experience
Bachelor’s degree in computer science or relevant field from an accredited college or university; Master’s degree from an accredited college or university preferred
Excellent knowledge of relational databases and data manipulation
Strong technical experience in the following:
Data warehousing and BI
Data architecture, including data model design and implementation (incl. relational and dimensional)
Strong data management best practice (e.g. data quality, metadata management, data lineage)
Hands-on experience in Microsoft SSIS and MS-SQL will be a strong added advantage
Proficiency in warehousing architecture techniques including MOLAP, ROLAP, ODS, DM, and EDW.
Ability to analyze a company’s big-picture data needs
Ability to troubleshoot and solve complex technical problems
Ability to see a task through from assignment to completion