Azure Data Engineer - SQL/ETL

Azure Data Engineer

Roles and Responsibilities :

The Senior Data Engineer is the one who designs and builds data foundations and end to end solutions for Business to maximize value from data. The role helps create a data-driven thinking within the organization, not just within IT teams, but also in the wider Business stakeholder community. A Senior Data engineer is expected to be a subject matter expert, who design & build data solutions and mentor junior engineers. They are also the key drivers to convert Vison and Data Strategy for IT solutions and deliver.

Key Characteristics :

- Technology expert who constantly pursues knowledge enhancement and has inherent curiosity to understand work from multiple dimensions.

- Deep data focus with expertise in technology domain

- A skilled communicator capable of speaking to both technical developers and business managers. Respected and trusted by leaders and staff.

- Actively delivers the roll-out and embedding of Data Foundation initiatives in support of the key business programmers.

- Coordinate the change management process, incident management and problem management process.

- Present reports and findings to key stakeholders and be the subject matter expert on Data- Analysis & Design.

- Drive implementation efficiency and effectiveness across the pilots and future projects to minimize cost, increase speed of implementation and maximize value delivery.

- Contributes to community building initiatives like CoE, CoP.

Mandatory skills :

- AWS/Azure/SAP - Master

- ELT - Master

- Data Modeling - Master

- Data Integration & Ingestion - Skill

- Data Manipulation and Processing - Skill

- GITHUB, Action, Azure DevOps - Skill

- Data factory, Databricks, SQL DB, Synapse, Stream Analytics, Glue, Airflow, Kinesis, Redshift, SonarQube, PyTest - Skill

Optional skills :

- Experience in project management, running a scrum team.

- Experience working with BPC, Planning.

- Exposure to working with external technical ecosystem.

- MKDocs documentation