Lead Solutions / Data Architect
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DCGData architecture
Workplace type: remote; Locations: Warszawa, Towarowa 28, Warszawa, Country code: PLFull-TimeLead
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Job Details
- Languages
- Professional-level English enabling smooth business communication
- Experience
- 6+ years of experience in data architecture
- Required Skills
- AWSData modelingAWS Lambda
Requirements
- Hold the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional certification.
- Have 6+ years of experience in data architecture.
- Have hands-on, production-level experience with Amazon Redshift (Provisioned and/or Serverless).
- Have experience with AWS Glue and the broader AWS ecosystem, including S3, Lambda, IAM, and CloudWatch.
- Be able to design data models and modeling standards.
- Have experience designing data pipelines and data lakes.
- Have professional-level English enabling smooth business communication.
- AWS Certified Data Engineer – Associate is a plus.
- Experience with Infrastructure as Code tools is a plus.
- Experience migrating on-premise data warehouses to Redshift is a plus.
- Familiarity with Tableau, QuickSight, or Power BI is a plus.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop data architecture based on AWS Redshift and AWS Glue.
- Design the Semantic Data Spine and a semantic layer consistent across multiple products and clients.
- Model data using Star Schema, Snowflake, and Data Vault, with a focus on performance and scalability.
- Define governance, data quality, and security standards, including GDPR compliance.
- Optimize query performance and manage Redshift resources, including distribution styles, sort keys, and WLM.
- Design and oversee ETL/ELT pipelines using AWS Glue, Redshift Spectrum, and data integration.
- Collaborate with data engineers, analysts, and architects to implement solutions aligned with the target architecture.
- Support migration of data from legacy systems into the AWS environment.
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