Sr. DataStage ETL Engineer - Onsite

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Job Description

Client is seeking consultants that will participate as seniors on their DataStage team. The team will ensure that the new database code meets company standards for readability, reliability, and performance. Advise developers on the most efficient database designs (tables, datatypes, stored procedures, functions, etc). Developing and maintaining ETL jobs using DataStage to load into the data warehouse. Work with business analysts and other stakeholders to understand business requirements and ETL jobs that meet those requirements.

Skills Needed

• Must have 12+ years of experience working for US companies.
• Must have at least 8+ years of experience with IBM Data Stage version 9.1 - 11.5 working for US companies in the US.
• Must have 4+ years of ''Recent'' Banking or Brokerage experience (Since 2019).
• Must have min 7 years of experience with ETL using Datastage.
• Must specialize in creating, enhancing, and supporting multiple data pipelines.
• Perform ''Enhancements'' to legacy platforms by providing scalable and maintainable solutions.
• Must have at least 5+ years of experience with different flavors of RDBMS such as SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, and Vertica.
• Manage the development and deployment of New projects and enhancement in the ETL process using Datastage.
• Must have at least 5+ years of strong experience in coding using SQL, procedures, functions and triggers.
• Must have extensive experience writing complex mapping, operations scripts and triggers to load data in to data warehouses and database and integration.
• Must have at least 2+ years of working experience in agile development practices.
• Must have ''Excellent and Articulate'' communication skills are a must. Being able to easily identify and discuss with all team members any development needs or recommended approaches is critical.

Consultant Must Have Experience

• Writing and improving SQL Server T-SQL queries for at least a year. You will be known amongst the office as the go-to person for T-SQL questions.
• Designing tables and picking datatypes.
• Using Profiler traces and other tools to find the most frequently run queries.
• On-call troubleshooting for SQL Server service outages.
• Deciding whether clustering, log shipping, mirroring, replication, etc are the right fit to solve the business problems.