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Consult is seeking an experienced DB2 Consultant for a remote, one-year contract focused on IBM Db2/Db2 Warehouse, SQL Server, and data migration projects within complex enterprise environments.
You will redesign reporting and metrics processes, convert SQL Server logic to Db2-compatible solutions, and guide integration of historical data with a new Electronic Patient Record (EPR) platform.
Role Title: DB2 Consultant
Location: Remote
Sector: Public Sector
Length: One year contract
Day Rate: Market Rate
Contract Type: Contract
We are seeking an experienced DB2 Consultant with strong expertise in IBM Db2/Db2 Warehouse, Microsoft SQL Server, and data migration/transformation projects within complex enterprise environments. The consultant will support the redesign and optimisation of critical reporting and metrics processes, ensuring compatibility between legacy and future systems while improving performance, maintainability, and scalability.
The successful candidate will work closely with technical and business stakeholders to redesign existing processes, convert SQL Server logic to Db2-compatible solutions, and provide strategic guidance on integrating historical data with a new Electronic Patient Record (EPR) platform.
The organisation currently operates an SPC process that pushes a large volume of metric data through a Microsoft SQL Server script originally developed. The existing solution contains extensive warning and annotation sections that are no longer required and requires modernisation to improve maintainability and performance.
The consultant will review the current implementation and redesign the process using a modular approach, leveraging DataStage jobs and Db2-compatible functionality.
The organisation is implementing a new Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system, which will significantly impact its existing reporting and metric processes. Many metrics will require redesign to account for changes in data structures and source systems.
A key challenge will be maintaining three years of historical SPC reporting by combining data from both legacy and new EPR platforms while ensuring accuracy and performance.