ETL & Data Warehouse Engineer I

Georgia Farm Bureau; Macon (GA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia Farm Bureau in Macon, GA is seeking a data warehouse/ETL professional to support the ongoing development and maintenance of our data warehousing systems. You will work with project teams and business contacts to understand their needs and ensure the delivered solution meets those needs.

The role emphasizes thorough testing of ETL code, performance tuning, and strong communication skills in a collaborative IT environment. A Bachelor's degree in IT and solid SQL skills are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in IT field; knowledge of core data warehouse concepts.
• Strong SQL skills and experience with database development, administration, debugging, and tuning.
• Understanding of IT software development, data warehousing, and ETL processes; excellent verbal and written communication.

Responsibilities

• Support the ongoing development and maintenance of our data warehousing systems.
• Work with project teams and business contacts to understand their needs and ensure the design and delivered solution meets those needs.
• Conduct thorough testing of ETL code changes to ensure quality of data produced.
• Assisting the team with performance tuning for ETL and database processes.

Skills

SQL

Data Warehousing

ETL

Database development

Performance tuning

Testing ETL

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology

Tools

IDEs

Job description

• Support the ongoing development and maintenance of our data warehousing systems
• Work with project teams and business contacts to understand their needs and requirements and ensures the design and delivered solution meets those needs
• Conduct thorough testing of ETL code changes to ensure quality of data produced
• Assisting the team with performance tuning for ETL and database processes
  
  

Description Of Essential Duties

• Support the ongoing development and maintenance of our data warehousing systems
• Work with project teams and business contacts to understand their needs and requirements and ensures the design and delivered solution meets those needs
• Conduct thorough testing of ETL code changes to ensure quality of data produced
• Assisting the team with performance tuning for ETL and database processes
  
  

Other Responsibilities/Requirements

Adapt to change on short notice and have excellent people skills such as diplomacy, tact, patience, listening, and communicating.

• Able to make decisions and accept responsibility.
• Self-motivated with displayed initiative.
• Attention to detail when composing and proofing materials.
• Maintain a high level of confidentiality.
• Able to organize and prioritize work.
• Flexible when responding to unexpected situations that require immediate attention.
• Other work related duties as required or as directed by management.
  
  

Qualification, Education And Experience Requirements

A Bachelor’s Degree in the Information Technology field. Knowledge of core data warehouse concepts. Strong, demonstrable SQL skills. Experience with Database development, administration, debugging, and tuning. Solid understanding of systems architecture and in IT software development (such as systems analysis, data warehousing, ETL, etc). Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Supervisory Responsibilities

None

Physical Demands/Work Environment

Normal office environment with occasional travel to conferences, training classes or meetings. Utilize Microsoft Office suite to produce work related documents and exhibits with a strong emphasis on Excel. Able to use or learn to use any required integrated development environment (IDE) used to perform development work. Able to read, analyze and interpret instructions, procedures, regulations, manuals and other required documents. Able to communicate in an excellent manner both verbally and in writing. Able to practically solve problems and to develop the necessary steps to produce a usable resolution. Capable of interpreting both written and verbal instructions.

The above statements reflect the general details necessary to describe the principle functions of the occupation described and shall not be construed as a detailed description of all the work requirements that may be inherent in the occupation.