For the European Commission, we are looking for a talended Data Warehousing agent!
DESCRIPTION OF THE TASKS
Following tasks will be performed by the consultant :
Typical tasks of a Data Warehouse and Reporting Developer are related to:
• Operational aspects of the data warehouse.
• Development and maintenance on Enterprise Data Warehouses (EDW).
• Development and maintenance of the software - web or standalone - applications and the catalogue of reports related to the data warehouse.
Following tasks will be performed by the consultant :
Operational production:
• Dataset updates.
• Data extractions.
• Report generation.
Maintenance :
• Reports catalogue maintenance.
• ETLT process corrections and improvements.
• Assistance with deployment and configuration of the system.
• DB performance analysis.
Design/Development of:
• ETLT processes.
• Reporting applications.
• Physical DB.
• Test programs.
Other aspects:
• Writing technical documentation.
• Participation in meetings with other project teams.
• Interaction with the business analysts, customer, users, project leaders and the developers.
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
Following skills and knowledge are required for the performance of the above listed tasks:
Essential:
Practical experience in a Data warehouse production environment for periodic tasks.
Ability to ensure business continuity of Data warehouse.
In depth knowledge of:
• SQL and RDBMS ORACLE and tools (sqlloader, sqlplus, etc.) (Minimum 3 years).
• Linux/Unix OS, scripting and tools (awk, sed, etc.) (Minimum 3 years).
• Java, Perl, Python (Minimum 3 years).
• Source control tools such as Git.
• Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment with tools like Jenkins.
• Data warehouse concepts and ETLT tools.
Good knowledge of:
• Data processing, analytical analysis, reporting tool (especially BIRT).
• HTML/XHTML, XML, XSLT, CSS, JavaScript.
• The design and development of web and multi-tier internet applications (JAVA J2EE).
Considered as asset:
• PowerBI experience.
• Airflow experience.
• Software development methodologies, especially the methodologies used within the European
Commission: PM² and RUP.
• Modelling tools (e.g. UML).
• Familiar with trade statistical data (e.g. from WTO, IMF or World Bank) and concepts.