AWS Data architect

Tata Consultancy Services; Hyderabad, Chennai District, Bengaluru; On-site; INR 4,200,000 - 5,600,000; Full time

Job summary

Tata Consultancy Services in Hyderabad is seeking a highly experienced Solutions Architect focused on AWS to design and implement scalable data pipelines and robust data models. You will work with S3, Lambda, Step Functions and Glue, building ETL processes to extract insights from large Postgres datasets while ensuring high availability and performance with monitoring via CloudWatch and X-Ray.

The role requires extensive AWS expertise, including Redshift and DynamoDB, and a track record of

Qualifications

• 10-12 years of experience in solution architecting with a focus on AWS architecture.
• Strong understanding of AWS services including S3, Lambda, Step Functions, Glue, Redshift, DynamoDB etc.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement scalable data pipelines using AWS services such as S3, Lambda, Step Functions, and Glue.
• Develop data models and ETL processes to extract insights from large datasets stored in Postgres databases.
• Ensure high availability and performance of data systems by implementing monitoring tools like CloudWatch and X-Ray.

Skills

AWS architecture

Solution architecture

Data pipelines design

ETL processes

Postgres databases

Tools

AWS S3

AWS Lambda

AWS Step Functions

AWS Glue

PostgreSQL

Redshift

DynamoDB

CloudWatch

X-Ray

Job description

Roles and Responsibilities

• Design and implement scalable data pipelines using AWS services such as S3, Lambda, Step Functions, and Glue.
  
• Develop data models and ETL processes to extract insights from large datasets stored in Postgres databases.
  
• Ensure high availability and performance of data systems by implementing monitoring tools like CloudWatch and X-Ray.
  

Desired Candidate Profile

• 10-12 years of experience in solution architecting with a focus on AWS architecture.
  
• Strong understanding of AWS services including S3, Lambda, Step Functions, Glue, Redshift, DynamoDB etc. .