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Job in Germany: Data Engineer - Data Warehouse & ETL (w/m/d)

ING Deutschland
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4 months ago
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Do you know what data needs to become really useful? Do you use your expertise, team spirit and communication skills to create solutions with real added value? That's perfect! In our corporate culture, we value exactly that: respectful team play, personal and professional development and working together as equals. Apply now with your CV, your team is looking forward to hearing from you.

Your tasks

  • Thanks to you, our data has a safe home port: you design, develop, implement and maintain data warehouse solutions and architectures that meet all requirements.
  • You will then plan and develop sophisticated ETL processes with which we integrate data from a wide variety of sources and ensure that it is structured and available to us at all times.
  • To ensure that our data grows beyond itself, you create sophisticated data models for excellent consistency and quality, also lend a hand in data analysis and validation and thus support our business decisions in the long term.
  • And, of course, you will continuously work on driving our database and ETL performance to the top, optimizing where possible, recording everything in comprehensible technical documentation and liaising with colleagues and specialist departments from across the bank.

Your profile

  • Completed studies in (business) informatics or a comparable qualification
  • Extensive practical experience in the development and maintenance of data warehouses and ETL processes as well as in dealing with Microsoft Azure
  • Sound knowledge of SQL and ETL tools (e.g. DataStage)
  • Know-how in data modelling and analysis as well as performance tuning and optimization of database and ETL processes
  • Communication skills, a structured way of working and enjoy working in a team
  • An innovative spirit and a sense for sustainable solutions
  • Very good written and spoken English; German is a plus

Look forward to numerous benefits

  • Company pension scheme, capital-forming benefits, free Germany ticket & Bike LeasING, company restaurant
  • Hybrid working model: In addition to working in the office, you can also work remotely - within the framework of company, legal and regulatory requirements.
  • Individual working time models, sabbatical, subsidization of care & childcare costs
  • Individual budgets for personal development and health plus a personal equipment budget for your mobile workplace

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