Snowflake Architect

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6 month contract

onsite 5 days Basildon or Dubln

INSIDE IR35

£400 -£450

Location: Basildon, United Kingdom
Location: Dublin, Ireland

Mandatory Skills Required:

Data Architecture
Data Migration
Data Modeling
Snowflake Designer/Developer
DBT (Data Build Tool)
ETL Design
AWS Services – including S3, ETL/EMR, Security, Lambda, etc.
StreamSet
Python Programming
Leadership and Team Handling
Strong Communication and Collaboration Skills

Responsibilities:

-Design, develop, and maintain robust data pipelines and ETL processes using Snowflake on AWS.

-Implement data warehousing solutions, ensuring efficient storage, retrieval, and transformation of large datasets.

-Collaborate with data analysts, scientists, and other stakeholders to define and fulfill data requirements.

-Optimize performance and scalability of Snowflake data warehouse, ensuring high availability and reliability.

-Develop and maintain data integration solutions, ensuring seamless data flow between various sources and Snowflake.

-Monitor, troubleshoot, and resolve data pipeline issues, ensuring data quality and integrity.

-Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices in data engineering and cloud technologies. Cloud Services such as AWS

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