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Data engineering certification is a plus. Build the data pipelines required for the optimal extraction, transformation, integration and loading of raw data from a wide variety of data sources.
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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Must have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Technology Management, Information Systems, Engineering, Business Administration or related, and 5 years of progressive post-bachelor's experience; or a Master's degree in Computer Engineering, Technology Management, Information Systems, Engineering, Business Administration or related, and 4 years of experience.
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A Master's or PhD degree in biostatistics, data science, biomedical informatics, epidemiology, public health, computer science, applied mathematics, engineering, or a related field.
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Our client is currently seeking an experienced Data Engineer – Big Data individual for their Midtown office in Atlanta, GA. The successful candidate must have Big Data engineering experience and must demonstrate an affinity for working with others to create successful solutions.
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A robust understanding of core data engineering topics – ETL vs ELT, structured and unstructured data, data quality and data governance. The teamThe US data engineering chapter is a professional practice of data and data quality engineers.
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Responsible for providing engineering expertise in fire protection engineering such as Water -Based (Automatic Sprinkler) Systems, Clean Agent Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, Fire Prevention Programs, Smoke Control and Management, Building Design Layout, and Space Planning.
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QUALIFICATIONS:Minimum education and experience required: Bachelor’s degree in Applied Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Information Technology, or a related field of study plus 7 years of experience in the job offered or as Software Engineer, Senior Java Developer, Associate / Software Engineer, Consultant, or related occupation.
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EOSID specializes in the complete optical imaging and remote sensing chain, from the analysis, design, development, integration, test and evaluation of imaging and sensing systems, to the processing, exploitation, and visualization of data and imagery.
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GSEC, GCIA, GFE, GCFA, CISA, CISSP, CISM, or CIA certification(s)Dev Ops / Engineering / Network / System Administration experienceTerraform and CI/CD experienceDevelopment and scripting experience is a plusMust be comfortable with being on-callDrug TestingTo be employed in this role, you’ll need to clear a pre-employment drug test.
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This may include gasoline, diesel and CNG systems. Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, the A Technician will be responsible for diagnostics related to a fleet of refuse and recycling vehicles.
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Oversees the development and implementation of advanced technologies, monitoring devices, building materials, modeling techniques, design requirements, and operating strategies to account for the safety and functionality or end-users, transportation systems, structures, and the implementation of future-ready solutions with geotechnical engineering design standards.
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In the Telecommunications Engineer role, you will support the Communications Engineering Center in College Park, GA in designing, cost estimating, scheduling, engineering, coordination, contracting, installation oversite, inspection, site work, Communications systems for a variety of buildings and structures.
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They will work with Engineering teams in NY and LA to optimize Avid system architectures, adhering to company standards and securities requirements, and work with Engineering teams in LA to optimize workflow integration between Flame systems and hybrid cloud infrastructure.
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NCEES record a plus. Understanding of FEMA floodplain regulations Knowledge of stormwater design including open channel conveyance and closed drainage systems. Bachelors degree in Engineering Georgia PE Georgia Level II Erosion and Sedimentation Control Certification Hybrid work schedule Key Skills/Attributes: Experience working on GDOT projects.
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Key responsibilities include performing code design and delivery tasks associated with the integration, cleaning, transformation, and control of data in operational and analytical data systems.
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