Senior Data Architect Architecture - New York City, NY at Geebo

Senior Data Architect


Summary:
Strong data modelling & data engineering skills.
Should have experience in playing the Data Analyst role on PostgreSQL.
5
years working in a data architect role including designing and building complex data solutions.
5
years of experience in designing data warehouses to support analytic needs leveraging techniques like dimensional, data vault 2.
0At least 3 years' experience within Data & AnalyticsA background in SQL and principles of data warehousingExperience of ETL design and dev, including Test-Driven development.
Snowflake design and engineering experience and certification plus exposure to one of either Azure, AWS or Google Cloud PlatformExperience in end-to-end implementation of Snowflake cloud data warehouse and end to end data warehouse implementations on-premise3
years of experience with Azure or AWS cloud data engineering tools and services.
3
years of experience working for the Asset Management industry & knowledge of financial products (stocks, bonds, mutual funds), distribution and investor servicing, particularly in alternatives space.
Strong understanding of data management concepts:
MDM, governance, data security, data mesh and data fabricPreferred Tools/Languages:
Snowflake, Dbt, pgSQL & Python experience & Erwin(or any other modeling tool) will be +
Senior Data Architect Recommended Skills Analytical Asset Management Data Management Data Modeling Data System Dialectical Behavior Therapy Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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