Big Data Lake Data Modeler

Big Data Lake Data Modeler

Overview of contract

On behalf of our client, a large bank in Switzerland, we are looking for a Big Data Lake Data Modeler.

Duration: 8 months – with possibility of extension

Key Responsibilities

• Capture and model data requirements, definitions, business rules, and data quality needs.
• Create logical and physical data models using best practices to ensure data integrity and minimal redundancy.
• Perform reverse engineering of physical data models.
• Evaluate existing data models and databases for discrepancies and improvements.
• Work closely with Data & Analytics Program Management and other stakeholders to co-design the Enterprise Data Strategy.
• Develop and implement principles, best practices, and standards to ensure consistency in the Common Data Model.
• Collaborate with development teams to implement data strategies and build efficient data flows.
• Lead large-scale data migration projects within a Big Data on-premise environment (Lambda Architecture, Apache Stack).
• Apply expertise in metadata management and reference architectures to develop integrated, data-driven solutions.

Required Skills & Experience

• At least five years of professional experience in physical and relational data modeling.
• Proven ability to translate business needs into scalable data models.
• Experience with large data migration projects and Big Data architectures.
• Strong knowledge of data modeling standards, metadata management, and data cleansing.
• Hands-on experience with data transformation/modeling tools such as:
• Alteryx, Dataiku, Tableau Prep, Hackolade, Erwin
• Expertise in financial sector data products, classification, and sensitivity handling.
• Knowledge of agile project management methodologies (Scrum, SAFe).

If you are interested in this opportunity, we look forward to receiving your CV. If you have any questions, contact Kaixi Jia on +41 44 229 99 43.

Due to Swiss work permit restrictions, we can only consider applications from Swiss nationals, EU citizens, as well as current work-permit holders for Switzerland.