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Data Engineer, Technology Consulting, Financial Services Office (Manager) (Multiple Positions), Ernst & Young LLP, Tampa, FL. Collaborate to deliver solutions utilizing leading big data platforms and cloud technologies (, Azure, Databricks, GCP, Cloudera, etc.
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The Analytics Experience team, which is part of the Artificial Intelligence, Data and Advanced Analytics (AIDA) organization is responsible for the creating a seamless experience for analytics experts to harness the potential of big data, machine learning, and interactive analytics through a unified platform across the enterprise – from scientific/clinical to commercial across all Pfizer geographies.
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Job Summary The Database Security Engineer is responsible for implementing and maintaining security systems that provide detection, prevention, containment and deterrence mechanisms to protect the integrity of relational database systems, AWS cloud native databases, NoSQL and big data platforms, and the data they contain.
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Expertise in performance analysis, troubleshooting, and resolution within the Cloudera Big Data (PySpark) ecosystem. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in big data technologies, strong leadership capabilities, and a solid background in data analysis and wrangling.
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Strong ability to manage changing priorities, competing priorities, and situations in which guidelines can change Excellent data analytics skills Knowledge of Ericsson LTE/AWS base stations and remote radio units; Nokia transport equipment, JMA and Commscope Remote Electrical Tilt Antennas, hybrid cables, and CPRI mux/patch panels.
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Support technology selection, building, testing, deployment, and documentation of the data platforms related to big data. Maintain an up-to-date knowledge on data security requirements.
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Experience with big data technologies (Spark, Clickhouse, Redshift, Snowflake etc.) As a senior data engineer, you bring your previous industry experience in infrastructure scaling to Jerry and lead the development of a new infrastructure solution that will continue to perform with great stability and efficiency even when the company grows 10x bigger.
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NextPath Career Partners is currently seeking a Senior Data Engineer – Azure Big Data to join our client’s team. The post Senior Data Engineer – Azure Big Data (3757) appeared first on NextPath Career Partners.
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Big data tools: Hadoop, Palantir, Spark, Kafka, etc. Build the infrastructure required for optimal extraction, transformation, and loading of data from a wide variety of data sources using SQL, Palantir and AWS ‘big data’ technologies.
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Role name: Big Data Engineer/Developer. Maintain security and data privacy, working closely with data protection officer. Strong data engineering skills with Azure cloud platform.
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The Senior Data Engineer is responsible for designing and implementing Big Data and BI solutions using the Microsoft Azure platform. This role is 80% hands-on development and 20% architecting Big Data and BI solutions.
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Strong knowledge of metadata management, data governance, and data lineage. DJI is repeatedly engaged by the largest and most complex clients for our Agile transformation expertise and practical understanding of the critical relationship between data, architecture, and application development.
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Support the adoption of Cloud best practices and supporting technologies to enable such capabilities as DevSecOps, Big Data/Analytics, AI, Micro-Services. The Cloud, Infrastructure, DevSecOps Engineer 2 position will focus on all aspects of design, analysis, implementation and support of systems, software or other solutions pertaining to deploying capabilities to cloud systems.
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Understanding on Data Dimensions, Data Quality, ETL/ELT, Big Data. CA TDM Broadcom, Deplhix and Data Modelling experience must have. Structured data sources – Oracle, MySQL, Terradata, MongoDB.
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Lead the testing framework design, development, and automation for our Big data infrastructure leveraging the latest technologies from Microsoft Azure, both on-premise and in the cloud. As a Data Quality Engineer, you will leverage your expertise, experience and passion to ensure we uphold the highest levels of quality and excellence for our clients.
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