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• Post :- 17th Nov 2020

Job Title: Senior Teradata Developer

Location: Maryland Heights, MO

Duration: Long term

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Description

• Bachelor's degree in Computer science or equivalent, with minimum 7 Years of relevant experience. 
• 7 to 10 years of development experience in SQL Server and Teradata
•  Develop and design jobs and workflows to unload data into Teradata RDBMS
•  Solid experience in Teradata stored procedures, macros, and functions
• Very strong in writing complex SQL, Python scripts
• Experience with Jenkins pipeline
• Exposure to performance tuning within a Teradata environment.
• Knowledge of BI, Data Warehousing and Teradata architecture is a plus

Sr. Developer

Top Skills

• ETL, SSIS, Oracle database

Required skills

?         ExpertDatabase/ETL development (Preferably Oracle)

?         Multi-languageadvanced complex SQL query writing (T-SQL, PL-SQL, DB2, etc.)

?         Knowledgeof various ETL development tools (ODI, SSIS, NiFi, Informatica)

?         Abilityto analyze and understand existing enterprise applications and databases

?         Abilityto recommend methodologies to optimize the visualization, organization,storage, and availability of large scale data in support of enterpriserequirements

?         Understandingof data modeling practices

?         Understandingof data warehousing and data lake principles

?         Excellentverbal and written communication skills

?         Must beself-directed, highly organized and adaptable with the ability to effectivelymulti-task as needed

?         Abilityto deal with and resolve ambiguity

?         Abilityto anticipate problems and take decisive action

Preferred skills

?         ExtensiveETL/Data Integration experience using C#, Shell Scripting, Python, Ruby onRails, etc.

?         Billingsystem experience (preferably CSG and/or ICOMS)

?         Knowledgeof billing collections processes