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The State of Iowa is seeking a Lead ETL Developer to drive data ingestion, transformation, and migration from Google Cloud Platform BigQuery to enterprise data warehouses. This remote role supports modernization efforts for critical state reporting and analytics.
You will mentor a team of 4+ developers, define standards, build robust pipelines, and collaborate with business stakeholders to ensure data quality and timely delivery across data lakes, warehouses, and BI tools.
Position: Lead ETL Developer
Duration: 10 Months- with extension
Agency: IA-DOM-DOIT-TS4
Job ID: 812372
Client: State of Iowa
Location: Iowa, Remote
Work Mode: Remote
Interview Type: Either Web Cam or In Person Interview
The VISION CWIS FACS Conversion Initiative requires the extraction of data from the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) BigQuery environment and the delivery of that data into enterprise SQL data warehouses.
This effort is critical to ensuring continuity and modernization for all applications that currently depend on FACS.
A dedicated ETL development team is being formed from the existing resource pool, and we are seeking a highly skilled Lead ETL Developer to provide leadership, training, architecture guidance, and technical oversight throughout this conversion effort.
The Lead ETL Developer will design, build, test, and deploy data ingestion and migration pipelines that source historical and real-time data from a variety of disparate systems, including flat files and relational databases. The developer will transform and standardize incoming data into enterprise data models and ensure efficient, accurate loading into data warehouses, data lakes, and analytical databases. This role is responsible for ensuring that transactional and analytical data models include required data elements and meet quality, reliability, and performance expectations. The Lead ETL Developer will mentor and guide a team of ETL developers, establishing best practices and consistent development patterns throughout the project lifecycle.