Oracle Data integration Technical Consultant

Rittman Mead
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1 year ago
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Rittman Mead is looking to add to their data engineering team. We’re looking for someone with a mix of software engineering skills and experience in working with or moving large quantities of data between systems.

Rittman Mead is a UK based data and analytics consultancy that helps organisations to make better decisions and meet goals using data in and around them.

We use our skill, experience and know-how to allow organisations first to understand their data and then enable business users, consumers, data providers and IT to work towards a common goal of delivering innovative and cost-effective solutions based on our core values of thought leadership, hard work and honesty.

We work across multiple verticals on projects that range from mature, large scale implementations to proofs of concept and can provide skills in development, architecture, delivery, training and support.

ETL OR DATA INTEGRATION EXPERIENCE

Candidate must have experience of writing code or using ETL tools like ODI and Informatica to extract or acquire data, transform it and load it to another system or data store. Must be able to discuss and demonstrate why data integration is hard.

PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE

Candidate must have thorough experience using SQL; a working knowledge of a common programming language such as Python, Java, Scala or C++; and understand the principles of software development lifecycle. Candidate should be able to talk through one or more projects they have worked on using these skills. Must be able to discuss and demonstrate why rigour is key to any software development.

ADDITIONAL SKILLS

Any hands-on experience of streaming technology such as Kafka is an advantage as we are seeing more work in this area.

COMMUNICATION

Communication is a vital part of the role. The candidate must be able to listen, demonstrate understanding and get ideas and concepts across to others.

CORE SKILLS

We are looking for:

curiosity taste/discernment integrity hard work

You should not be afraid of:

travel working on your own defending a point of view speaking in public

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