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Data Migration Consultant - ROA - Commercial CE

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If your skills, experience, and qualifications match those in this job overview, do not delay your application.The Data Migration Consultant is an experienced data migration specialist with the ability to understand integration solutions and drive results for the company. This role will be based in our London office, working closely with the Head of Technology Development. The position requires a minimum of 5 years' experience in an IT-related environment.Duties and responsibilities:Responsible for the Data Mapping and Migration of the Customer Master into the Customer Experience Module (CE)Must have experience in the Customer Experience Module as well as the Kingswaysoft application which is used to import the data via SSIS package into the Customer Experience moduleExperience in the Customer Master in F&O to understand the integration via the DualWrite interfaceManage, facilitate, and drive the extraction criteria, data cleansing, object mapping, field mapping and value mapping for the ETL processManage, facilitate, and drive the filling in of the templates by the Business for the Construct processFacilitate issue resolution where there are load errors (Defects logged in DevOps)Status reporting per functional area as and when neededEngage with business resources per stream to resolve data queriesQualifications and experience:Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems or a related field requiredExperience in data migration/data modeling requiredKnowledge of SQL, NoSQL databases and other technologies such as Big Data and analytics is desiredExperience developing data marts and ETL processes for multiple platforms

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