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

AWS Data Lead / Lead Consultant Data on Cloud Platform Location: Fort Mill, SC 29715 (Hybrid/Onsite) Work Arrangement: Hybrid Candidates must be willing to work onsite. Candidates open to relocating to Fort Mill, SC will also be considered. Contract Duration: 6 Months Target Start Date: June 15, 2026 Interview Process: Virtual Position Overview We are seeking an experienced AWS Data Lead to design, develop, and lead enterprise-scale cloud data integration and data warehousing initiativ

job summary: Writes ETL (Extract / Transform / Load) processes, designs database systems, and develops tools for real-time and offline analytic processing. Troubleshoots software and processes for data consistency and integrity. Integrates data from a variety of sources for business partners to generate insight and make decisions. Experience building AWS cloud architecture and supporting services and technologies (Eg: ECS, Glue, S3, Glue Crawler, Redshift, Step Functions, Foundational Service

About the Role: We are seeking a skilled AWS Cloud Engineer to contribute to the development of a next-generation platform based on AWS. This role involves collaborating closely with team members and strategic partners to ensure the successful delivery of the project. The focus will be on cloud infrastructure, automation, integration, and security, ensuring a scalable, secure, and high-performance cloud environment. Key Responsibilities: AWS Cloud Engineering: Utilize strong AWS expertise to bui

Data Engineer TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Build and optimize ETL/ELT pipelines using AWS Glue, Spark, Athena, Lake Formation, S3, Step Functions, Lambda.Contributes to design and implementation of AWS Data Lake, including orchestration and security guardrails.Collaborate with DevSecOps engineers on infrastructure automation and CI/CD pipelines using tools such as GitHub Actions and Terraform.Automate deployment and management of data infrastructure and workflows to ensure reliability and scalabi