Data & Analytics Migration Specialist (Databricks)

UNICEF Careers; España; Presencial; EUR 60.000 - 90.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Paid parental leave

Breastfeeding breaks

Reasonable accommodation for persons w

Descripción de la vacante

UNICEF is seeking an ICT professional to design, implement and deliver a Data Warehouse migration under the DT&AI initiative, moving from legacy platforms to a lakehouse to improve decision making and reporting across programs.

Reporting to the ICT Manager/Data & Analytics, you will migrate Oracle to Databricks, build Bronze/Silver/Gold transformations, and enforce Unity Catalog governance with strong testing and cross‑functional collaboration.

Formación

• Master or equivalent in information systems, computer science or related field.
• 5 years of ICT, Databricks, analytics and data experience.
• Proficiency in English required.
• Desirable: knowledge of another UN language; experience with Fabric, Oracle, DevOps, Agile or Git.

Responsabilidades

• Design, implement and deliver UNICEF’s Data Warehouse migration project.
• Migrate Oracle data warehouse to Databricks and develop Bronze-Silver-Gold transformations.
• Implement Unity Catalog governance and support testing/issue resolution.
• Collaborate with Data & Analytics and programme teams for scalable analytics.

Conocimientos

Communication

Troubleshooting

Multitasking Learning

Results

Attention to detail

English proficiency

Educación

Master's degree in Information Systems

Advanced University Degree in related field

Herramientas

Databricks

Oracle

DevOps

Git

Microsoft Fabric

Agile / Scrum

Descripción del empleo

UNICEF is seeking an ICT professional to design, implement and deliver a Data Warehouse migration under the DT&AI initiative, moving from legacy platforms to a lakehouse to improve decision making and reporting across programs.

Reporting to the ICT Manager/Data & Analytics, you will migrate Oracle to Databricks, build Bronze/Silver/Gold transformations, and enforce Unity Catalog governance with strong testing and cross‑functional collaboration.