The Guidewire Data Engineer will design schemas in Snowflake, develop ETL processes, optimize SQL queries, and integrate Guidewire with data platforms.
Company Description
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Job DescriptionKey Responsibilities:
Snowflake Expertise:
- Design and develop schemas and data models within the Snowflake platform.
- Write and optimize complex SQL queries for data extraction and transformation.
Guidewire Claims Center:
- Apply hands-on experience with Guidewire Claims Center to support claims management workflows.
- Integrate Guidewire with data platforms to enable seamless data exchange.
ETL/ELT Processes:
- Utilize ETL/ELT tools (e.g., Apache Nifi, Talend, dbt) to design and execute efficient data transformation and loading processes.
Data Warehousing:
- Build and optimize cloud-based data warehouses for scalable storage and analytics.
SQL and Data Querying:
- Write advanced SQL queries for data aggregation, reporting, and analysis.
Cloud & Data Integration:
- Leverage cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) to enable system connectivity and data synchronization.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Top Skills
Apache Nifi
AWS
Azure
Dbt
GCP
Snowflake
SQL
Talend
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