Data Engineer-Data Platforms-Talend DQ

Introduction

In this role, you'll work in one of our IBM Consulting Client Innovation Centers (Delivery Centers), where we deliver deep technical and industry expertise to a wide range of public and private sector clients around the world. Our delivery centers offer our clients locally based skills and technical expertise to drive innovation and adoption of new technology

Your Role And Responsibilities

As a Big Data Engineer, you will develop, maintain, evaluate, and test big data solutions. You will be involved in data engineering activities like creating pipelines/workflows for Source to Target and implementing solutions that tackle the clients needs.

Your Primary Responsibilities Include

• Design, build, optimize and support new and existing data models and ETL processes based on our clients business requirements.
• Build, deploy and manage data infrastructure that can adequately handle the needs of a rapidly growing data driven organization.
• Coordinate data access and security to enable data scientists and analysts to easily access to data whenever they need too
  
  

Preferred Education

Master's Degree

Required Technical And Professional Expertise

• Must have 5+ years exp in Big Data -Hadoop Spark -Scala ,Python
• Hbase, Hive Good to have Aws -S3,
• athena ,Dynomo DB, Lambda, Jenkins GIT
• Developed Python and pyspark programs for data analysis.. Good working experience with python to develop Custom Framework for generating of rules (just like rules engine).
• Developed Python code to gather the data from HBase and designs the solution to implement using Pyspark. Apache Spark DataFrames/RDD's were used to apply business transformations and utilized Hive Context objects to perform read/write operations
  
  

Preferred Technical And Professional Experience

• Understanding of Devops.
• Experience in building scalable end-to-end data ingestion and processing solutions
• Experience with object-oriented and/or functional programming languages, such as Python, Java and Scala