Lead AWS Data Engineer with DynamoDB Exp - Miami FL – 5 Days Onsite

Snowflake Data Engineers Lead Fulltime Miami FL Must have linkedin and 10+ years of exp. Note: U.S. Citizens, s, and those authorized to work in the U.S. for any employer will be considered Role: Data Pipeline Development: Design, build, and optimize complex data pipelines and data warehouse solutions (using Snowflake, dbt, Python, and Matillion ( or similar ELT/ETL tools) ).Architecting new patterns within Snowflake, defining standards and reference architecture within SnowflakeCloud Migratio

Key Responsibilities Lead, mentor, and grow a team of high-performing data engineers. You will be responsible for maintaining a high standard of engineering excellence. Act as the primary technical point of contact for external SI partners. You will oversee their deliverables, ensure they adhere to our architectural standards, and manage the transition of knowledge from consultants to the internal team. Design and oversee scalable data ecosystems on AWS or Azure, ensuring seamless integration

Job Title: Data Engineering Tech Lead (Databricks Migration) Location: Remote Employment Type: Contract / Full-Time Job Description: We are seeking an experienced Data Engineering Tech Lead to drive a large-scale migration from AWS Glue and Redshift to Databricks Lakehouse architecture. This role will own the end-to-end migration lifecycle, define technical standards, and lead the transformation of legacy data platforms into scalable, modern data solutions. Key Responsibilities: Migration

Role: AWS Data Engineer Location: Remote We are looking for an experienced AWS Data Engineer with 12+ years of experience for a long-term remote contract opportunity.Role Highlights: Build and maintain scalable, secure data pipelines Develop ingestion and transformation pipelines using AWS Glue, Lambda, Redshift Implement CI/CD pipelines for automated build, test, and deployment Design automated testing frameworks for data quality and performance Set up monitoring and observability using C