Hybrid ETL & Database Conversion Programmer

Linuxconfig

Mandan (ND)

Hybrid

USD 80,000 - 110,000

Full time

40 hours ago

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Job summary

NISC is seeking a Database Conversion (ETL) Programmer to deliver high‑quality data conversion solutions for utility and broadband Member projects. You will design, execute, and validate complex data conversions using Oracle (or other relational databases), SQL/PL‑SQL, ETL tools, Unix/Linux, and Microsoft tools to support successful system implementations.

Hybrid work from Mandan, ND after an initial training period, with in‑office days Tue and Wed and up to five days as needed.

Qualifications

Basic level knowledge of business-related software applications and services.
Basic level knowledge of the Energy & Communications industries.
Basic level knowledge of Project Management processes and theory.
Basic level knowledge of relational databases.
Basic level knowledge of ETL (extract, transform, load) tools, resources, best practices and processes.
Basic level understanding of enterprise software integration points.
Strong attention to detail.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Excellent research and problem-solving skills.
Basic ability to interact in a positive manner with internal and external customers.
Basic level ability to organize and prioritize.
Ability to travel as often as necessary to meet the goals and objectives of the position.

Responsibilities

Perform basic to moderate level research, design and conversion of Member/Customer data to NISC platforms.
Perform basic conversion fixes regarding data issues for Member/customers and recommends changes or enhancements as directed.
Assist with basic data analysis and mapping to translate into sound conversion approaches.
Follow all established conversion methodologies and guidelines.
Perform basic quality testing including data validation, verification and balancing.
Perform frequent communication with internal and external team and project stakeholders.
Ensure that all information is appropriately entered and utilized in NISC’s internal issue tracking tool.