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Data Engineer

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What you’ll work on

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  • Develop SQL and PL/SQL code to automate manual reporting work

  • Optimize existing code for better performance

  • Integrate data between Oracle and SQL Server databases

  • Use PL/SQL for ETL work

  • Build queries, functions and packages in Oracle and Redshift

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Develop the SQL and PL/SQL codes to automate the manual reporting works.
Optimize the existing codes for better Performance.
Integrate data between Oracle Database and SQL Server Database.
Use PL/SQL for ETL works.
Building queries and functions in Oracle and Redshift Database.

What you’ll bring

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Core experience

  • Strong SQL development skills in Oracle, Cloudera big data and AWS Redshift
  • Query performance tuning
  • Ability to understand requirements and work independently
  • Understanding of ETL processes and database objects

Preferred experience

  • Experience in the airline domain
Qualification wording
Strong SQL development skill in Oracle, Cloudera big data and AWS Redshift database
Query performance tuning.
Ability to understand the requirement and work independently.
Understanding of ETL process.
preferably in airline domain

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  • Oracle
  • Redshift
  • SQL Server
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Job Description Strong SQL development skill in Oracle, Cloudera big data and AWS Redshift database, preferably in airline domain. • Building queries and functions in Oracle and Redshift Database.
• Building packages/procedures/functions/triggers. • In depth understanding and working experience in SQL. • Query performance tuning.
Major areas of responsibility include: • Develop the SQL and PL/SQL codes to automate the manual reporting works. • Optimize the existing codes for better Performance.
• Optimize the existing codes for better Performance. • Integrate data between Oracle Database and SQL Server Database. • Use PL/SQL for ETL works.
• Integrate data between Oracle Database and SQL Server Database. • Use PL/SQL for ETL works. • Use as much as possible features available in procedures.
Strong SQL development skill in Oracle, Cloudera big data and AWS Redshift database, preferably in airline domain. • Building queries and functions in Oracle and Redshift Database. • Building packages/procedures/functions/triggers.

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About the role

We file this job under Data Engineer, by the work the posting describes.

Data engineers build and run the pipelines that copy data out of apps and outside services into a warehouse or lake, and fix them when a source changes or a load fails.

Expect SQL, Python, a cloud platform, a scheduler such as Airflow, and often tools for large data such as Spark or Kafka.

An analytics engineer works one step later, turning the raw data a data engineer lands into clean tables people can query.

US government figures for database architects

Median yearly pay, May 2025
$139,500
Expected change, 2025 to 2035
9.4% more jobsagainst 3.5% for all jobs

The government has no code for data engineers, so these figures are for the closest group, database architects, which includes data integration and data warehousing specialists.

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) and Employment Projections (2025 to 2035). Occupation code 15-1243.

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Job Description
Strong SQL development skill in Oracle, Cloudera big data and AWS Redshift database, preferably in airline domain.
• Building queries and functions in Oracle and Redshift Database.
• Building packages/procedures/functions/triggers.
• In depth understanding and working experience in SQL.
• Query performance tuning.
• Data Architecture skills.
• Data modeling skills.
• Ability to understand the requirement and work independently.
• Understanding of database objects like table, view, trigger, etc.
• Understanding of ETL process.

Major areas of responsibility include:
• Develop the SQL and PL/SQL codes to automate the manual reporting works.
• Optimize the existing codes for better Performance.
• Integrate data between Oracle Database and SQL Server Database.
• Use PL/SQL for ETL works.
• Use as much as possible features available in procedures.
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