• Over 17 years of professional experience in Information Technology and Software Development
• Experienced in ETL and Integration Technologies (Talend Cloud, Enterprise, Data Quality, and Open Studio Edition)
• Experienced in BigData, Cloud-Based Datawarehouse (Snowflake, Azure Databricks) and Relational Database Systems (Oracle 11g/12c/19c [Advanced PL/SQL programming], MS SQL Server 2016/2017/2019 [TSQL], and MySQL)
• Experienced in Web Technologies (ASP.NET, PHP, JSP, HTML, CSS, Python, Java, JavaScript, XML, JSON).
• Experienced in the complete Software development life cycle involving requirements analysis, design and development, documentation, testing and maintenance.
• Great professional work ethic with excellent communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills.
• Capable of quickly adopting new and leading technologies.
• Ability to work well in both a team and individual environment in a lead or a contributor role.
• Worked as part of the Enterprise Data Warehouse Team primarily building the incremental load framework on top of the existing processes.
• Re-wrote multiple jobs to take advantage of snowflake’s processing capability and utilizing Talend Cloud version components (tPreJob, tPostJob, tLogCatcher, runIf, tSendMail, joblet, tRunJob) for orchestrating dependencies between various components and allow for re-startability using metadata in control tables.
• Performed data analysis; collaborated with business and reporting users to gather and understand the requirements and wrote SQL statements to accommodate complex client data requirements.
• Developed feeds using generic dynamic schemas, tDbInput, tDBOutput, tMap, tJoin, tParallelize, tFlowToIterate to absorb new data from MS SQL Server DB, Oracle DB, Salesforce sources into the EDW. Optimized these processes by increasing fetch, batch size, and introducing parallel streams when applicable to improve processing times.
• Performed unit tests and supported DIT, SIT, UAT phases.
• Coordinated PROD implementations, Talend Management
Console job promotions, and supported PROD failures.