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development, deployment, and maintenance of data quality solutions.
Experience
4+ years
Must-have skills
Power BIPythonREST API DevelopmentShell ScriptingUnixDatabricks
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Job description
Core Experience 4+ years of hands-on experience with Informatica CDQ/CDI, including development, deployment, and maintenance of data quality solutions. Strong ability to design and code CDQ mapplets, task flows, and DQ rules to implement validation checks and generate scorecards. Experience creating integrations between CDGC and CDQ/CDI to surface unified rules, metrics, and scorecards within CDGC. 2+ years of experience with Databricks and SQL Server, including writing optimized SQL and working with Azure Data Lake environments.
Technical Skills. Solid understanding of IDMC APIs and experience integrating external systems using REST APIs. Expertise across the full data quality lifecycle: profiling, validation, standardization, cleansing, error handling, and monitoring within IDMC. Ability to create DQ rules as mapplets and configure reusable components. Experience preparing DQ scorecards across multiple data quality dimensions (completeness, accuracy, consistency, timeliness, etc.). Ability to integrate DQ dashboards with Power BI for business-facing reporting. Comfortable with API-based integrations within IDMC for automation and orchestration. Good working knowledge of UNIX shell scripting and Python for data processing, and operational support. Familiarity with Taskflow par
Key skills
Required
Power BIPythonREST API DevelopmentShell ScriptingUnixDatabricksMicrosoft AzureMicrosoft SQL ServerSQL
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