Developer – Abinitio (ETL Developer)
On site
Belfast, United Kingdom
Freelance
24-04-2025
Job Specifications
Areas of responsibility:
Detailed Job Description:
Should have expertise to develop ETL pipelines
Should be able to design and develop Migration Engine using ETL tools
Should be able to Build ETL infrastructure
Should have hands on building REST API based solutions
Should have Telecom Domain Knowledge
Basics of Architecture and Design fundamentals
Expertise in working in Agile model
Understanding of Project life cycle activities on development and maintenance projects
Should be able to understand customer requirements and convert it into technical aspects
Analytical abilities, Strong Technical Skills, Good communication skills
Good understanding of the technology and domain
Ability to demonstrate a sound understanding of software quality assurance principles, SOLID design principles and modelling methods
Awareness of latest technologies and trends
Excellent problem solving, analytical and debugging skills
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Freelance
02-05-2025