Design and develop DataStage server and parallel ETL jobs on UNIX/Linux. Build ETL pipelines using Oracle, Mainframe, AS400, SAP, and SQL Server sources/targets, process XML inputs/outputs, handle very large database environments, and write Bourne/Korn shell scripts. Strong verbal and written communication required.
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Job Description
Job Description
Requirements
- Minimum of 5 years experience in DataStage 8.5/8.0
- Experience with Developing both Server and Parallel jobs running on both a UNIX and Linux platforms.
- Experience developing ETL processes using Oracle databases as Source and Target data environments.
- Experience using DataStage for accessing data as sources from the Mainframe, AS400, and SAP, and SOL Server.
- Experience developing ETL processes using XML inputs and output to structured databases.
- Experience with very large database management environments as it pertains to the development strategies necessary for building ETL processes loading such an environment.
- Excellent knowledge of Unix Bourne and Korn shell scripting.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills required.
Duration: 3+ Months (strong possibility of extension)
Hire Type: Contract, C2C or 1099
Rate: DOE
Visa: H1, GC or USC only!
Travel Covered: No. Prefer Local.
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