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Data Engineering - Databricks - ETL / ELT - PySpark, spark SQL. Experience with RDBMS platforms (One/Many of MSSQL, Oracle, Postgres, etc.) Data Engineering - Databricks - PySpark.
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Have experience with both proprietary and open-source big data technologies and platforms (Snowflake, Vertica, Hive, Spark, Presto, Airflow). An expert developer using SQL and SQL-like query languages on Snowflake, Databricks and AWS Data capabilities.
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We are open to proficiency in a variety of technologies: SQL, Bash, Python, Java, Presto, Spark, AWS, DataOps, DevSecOps, data streaming like Kafka, RabbitMQ, data stacks like Airflow, Databricks, dbt, and data stores like Cassandra, Aurora, ZooKeeper.
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Fluent in SQL in big data warehouse systems such as Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, etc. Internal knowledge of open source or related big data technologies. As a member of the Data Engineering - Business ETL team, you own the data warehouse and data pipelines that are used for financial and regulatory reporting.
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Experience working with AWS Big Data Technologies (AWS Glue, EMR, Athena, Ec2, Redshift and S3 etc.) Experience working with Open-Source Big Data tools (Hadoop, Spark, Hive, Presto and etc.
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Demonstrable advanced level experience of using R, Python or SQL for data analysis, structuring, transforming and visualizing big data* Can write new / understand existing advanced SQL such as creating views and tables, use of partitions, advanced SQL functions (e.g. RANK() Over, PARTITION BY), and is familiar with different flavors of SQL (e.g. presto/hive/postgresql ), querying tools (e.g. qubole/big query/hadoop), and concepts such as Store Procedures, Cursors and Temp tables.
$137,500 - $220,000 a yearFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 20 days ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Experience using Big Data or Cloud integration technologies such as Databricks, Matillion, Azure Data Factory, AWS Glue, AWS Lambda, etc. Expertise and hands-on experience developing and deploying SQL, Python, and Spark-based data pipelines into production environments.
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Office of the Attorney General of Texas requires the services of 3 Data Scientist (Big Data Engineer) 2, hereafter referred to as Candidate(s), who meets the general qualifications of Data Scientist (Big Data Engineer) 2, Data/Database Administration and the specifications outlined in this document for the Office of the Attorney General of Texas.
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Data Transformation and Integration: Prepare and optimize data for migration to Snowflake and SAS Viya platforms, ensuring seamless integration and functionality by creating data transformation processes using ETL, SQL, Python, and R.
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Experience with other technologies used including Docker, AWS, NIFI, Jenkins, Hibernate, Oracle and PostgreSQL Database along with Redshift and Dynamo DB. Experience with Apache Spark and Kafka is a big plus.
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WHO YOU ARE: You are a driven data engineer with experience working with big data technologies such as Docker, ECS, S3, Redshift, Kafka, and RDS. You have experience with ETL/ELT and data warehousing using tools such as dbt, Azure Data Factory, Matillion and/or Fivetran You love building data-driven products and have expertise in one or more programming languages (ideally Python.
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Building data processing pipelines to integrate large datasets from multiple sources and formats, in both streaming and batch mode; Designing and developing data pipelines from ingestion to consumption within big data architecture using Python, Java, SQL etc.
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Familiarity with technologies and design concepts around Big Data Processing and Relational Databases such as: ETL, Hadoop Ecosystem, structured data, SQL schemas and queries etc.
$94,200 - $223,500 a yearFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 13 days ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Expert programming skills in data and analytics platforms, big data processing frameworks and languages, and development tools including Azure (or similar), Databricks, Spark, Python, SQL, and GitHub.
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Experience working with big data distributed programming languages and ecosystems such as Hadoop, MapReduce, Pig, or Kafka. Experience programming in languages such as Python, R, Scala, SQL, JavaScript, C/C.
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