SQL Developer
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Job description
This is a remote position.
- Ability to write complex stored procedures, functions as well as support/enhance existing code
- Ability to create/modify database schema, tables, indexes, etc.
- Knowledge of Indexes, cursors, triggers, stored procedures
- Experience working with partitioned tables and other database design patterns
- SQL Database backup, restore experience with working knowledge of log shipping, log mirroring
- SQL code optimization, tuning with ability to work with large datasets
- Extensive knowledge of Data transformation and validation
- Responsible for creating the table structures and will process data that is required to run business critical software applications
- Ability to process source data with various file formats such xml, csv etc
- Infrastructure or Product life cycle management domain knowledge
- Work with stakeholders to assist with data-related technical issues and support data infrastructure needs.
- Ability to understand requirements provided by Business Analysts and translate into ETL and query requirements
- Apply best practices for testing and deployment in an agile environment.
- Contribute to shared Data Engineering tooling & standards to improve engineering productivity across the company
Requirements
- Minimum 3 years SQL developer experience, developing / maintain SQL code
- Solid understanding of data architecture, efficient database design, writing complex queries and query tuning and troubleshooting
- Prior experience working with Tier-1 technology consulting firms is a huge plus
- Proven hands-on experience building complex ETLs in a business environment with large-scale, complex datasets
- Scripting experience in python and bash shell
- Proficiency with Git
- Experience with error handling and data validation
- Experience working in GCP or other cloud platforms
- Bachelors in Computer Science, Engineering or similar
- Must be eligible to work in the US
Benefits
Originally posted on Himalayas
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