INFORMATICA DEVELOPER

JD for Informatica Powercenter

As a technical lead on large scale complex initiatives, responsible for end-to-end management of the technical development and delivery of a data solutions. This role is the primary point of contact for PM's for development activities. The role requires a strong background in file system management, database development, SDLC and solution support. Beyond core development expertise, this position requires coordination of development estimates, strong analytical and interpersonal skills, knowledge of testing methodology, configuration management, issue resolution, tuning and troubleshooting, and overall solution lifecycle management.
Job Requirements
• 5-8+ years overall IT development experience with extensive experience with ETL development.
• Technology: Hadoop, Podium, Informatica Powercenter
• Lead or provide expertise in defining and managing detailed system design for data integration and ingestion (to Data Lakes) processes or data marts/ warehouse builds or extensions
• Manage and coordinate efforts of data modelers, data warehouse/data integration developers, and Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) data management process in database usage and data warehousing
• Implement, maintain and enhance Data Governance, Data Quality and related policies, in alignment with Enterprise standards and frameworks in collaboration with the Data Managers/Stewards/Owners
• Create development estimates for various phases of project requests and responsible for reviewing and approving business / system specification requirements, authoring system design specifications and system deployment plans
• Hands-on experience with designing, creating and maintaining a centralized data repository (file system and RDBMS).
• Solid understanding of Oracle database and Hive and fluent in SQL
• Strong knowledge of ETL and Data Warehouse data modeling principles and development best practices
• Strong verbal and written communication skills - articulating and communicating information and ideas to varying audiences and in multiple written styles (persuasive, informative, narrative) in order to negotiate/gain access to information and records.