Sr. SQL Programmer Information Technology (IT) - Smithfield, RI at Geebo

Sr. SQL Programmer

Company Name:
Arca24.com
Salary period: Annual
Location: Smithfield, RI Job ID/Req. Number: 408862 Category: Risk Management & Compliance Full/Part Time: Full Time Regular/Temporary: Regular Responsibilities Primary responsibilities include: The Senior SQL Programmer will be responsible for developing SQL queries for the Data Quality Portal within the Risk organization. The Data Quality Portal (DQP) is a compressive solution for data monitoring and attestation of Risk data as it enters and flows through the various components of the Risk Infrastructure Architecture. The DQP provides automated data quality metrics from multiple perspectives including data transfer controls, business rules, and trending threshold analysis. These data quality tests, written in SQL, are coded into a centralized configuration utility. Primary responsibilities of this role include: Ability to understand simple to complex data quality business rules, interpret them into discrete business logic, and code using SQL Ability to write complex SQL against multiple platforms including DB2, Oracle, and SQL Server Troubleshoot SQL queries that are not producing the intended results Performance tuning of SQL queries Design, code, and test SQL queries to ensure they meet the intended data quality checks and business requirements Qualifications Required Skills/
Experience: 3
years writing complex queries across various data sources including DB2, Oracle, and SQL Server. Strong SQL skills are a must for this position. 2
years in data analysis or assoEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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