Senior Informatica Developer — ETL, MDM & Cloud

Dellfor Technologies; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Starting salary between $60,000 with regular increments

Referral bonus

On-the-job support from experienced professionals

Travel allowance

Insurance: Medical, dental, vision, and 401K

Health Benefits through Carefirst BCBS

Job summary

A leading IT staffing firm is seeking an Informatica Developer in Boston, MA. The ideal candidate will have 5-12+ years of Informatica experience, with a focus on development and support. Responsibilities include developing an error handling framework and optimizing Informatica tools. The role offers a competitive starting salary around $60,000, regular increments, and benefits including medical, dental, vision insurance, and travel allowance. Candidates authorized to work in the US are encouraged to apply.

Qualifications

• 5-12+ years of Informatica experience required.
• Experience in development (70%) and support (30%) roles.
• Strong knowledge of Teradata and SQL is essential.

Responsibilities

• Develop and support error handling frameworks in Informatica.
• Configure and optimize Informatica Power Center Grid.
• Utilize Unix scripting for process automation.

Skills

Informatica development

Error Handling Framework

Unix scripting

Data Cleansing

Data Standardization

Data Profiling

SQL

Teradata

Tools

Informatica Power Center

Informatica IDQ

Informatica Master Data Management

Informatica Cloud

Autosys

Control-M

Tidal

Job description

A leading IT staffing firm is seeking an Informatica Developer in Boston, MA. The ideal candidate will have 5-12+ years of Informatica experience, with a focus on development and support. Responsibilities include developing an error handling framework and optimizing Informatica tools. The role offers a competitive starting salary around $60,000, regular increments, and benefits including medical, dental, vision insurance, and travel allowance. Candidates authorized to work in the US are encouraged to apply.