Azure DevOps DBT Engineer

Job Description:

Azure DevOps DBT Engineer

Job Location: Hyderabad / Bangalore / Chennai / Kolkata / Noida/ Gurgaon / Pune / Indore / Mumbai

• Good knowledge in DBT in integration with Azure DevOps.
• Design, develop, and maintain DBT models, transformations, and SQL code to build efficient data pipelines for analytics and reporting.
• Define, analyse, improve, and implement technical standards
• Be an excellent and creative problem solver
• Design, test, implement, manage, and maintain business critical big data platforms
• Design, develop and supervise implementation of test plans
• To deploy releases and hotfixes to test and production environments.
• Troubleshoot issues for internal and external customers, providing problem identification and resolution
• Migrate manual configuration to automated framework wherever possible
• Design solutions to meet internal and external customer needs
• Assist in designing and applying system standards
• Work with development, testing and QA to improve the product
• Create and update tooling used by the support team
• Knowledge and Experience:-
• 3+ years’ experience in DevOps implementation.
• The resource should have hands on experience with DBT.
• Overall 10+ years of experience in IT industry.
• Demonstrable experience of working as a DevOps Engineer within an enterprise scale environment
• Experience working within the constraints of change management
• Propensity for knowledge sharing in a team environment

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