Senior Software Cloud Engineer

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The Opportunity
Description
We're looking for a Senior Software Cloud Engineer , working in Financial Services industry in Durham, North Carolina, United States .

• Analyze application requirements and develops conceptual, logical, and first-cut physical database designs (data models).
• Create associated data model documentation such as entity and attribute definitions and formats.
• Assist in logical data designs to deliver stable and flexible high-performance data solutions.
• Investigate and correct data discrepancies by reconciling faulty codes.
• Provide data element naming consistent with standards and conventions and ensures that data dictionaries are maintained across multiple database environments (mainframe, distributed systems).
• Ensure data content/quality by planning and conducting moderately complex data warehouse system tests, monitoring test results, and taking required corrective action.

Our Client
Our client provides agile consulting and staffing. Helping organizations fulfill their most important initiatives and opportunities. For 30 years. From coast-to-coast.
Developing long-term relationships. Successfully retaining clients and placing consultants through multiple engagements.
Providing you with the support, care, and attention you deserve. With advocates available 24x7 to help you with questions and concerns. This personal care together with great work has resulted in a 4.4 Glassdoor rating.
Join the most talented professionals in the industry working on strategic and world-class programs.
Experience Required for Your Success

• Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience required.
• 6+ years of experience with Python
• Experience in creating Python API
• Financial services experience is a plus but not required

What Do You Think?
Does your experience reflect what it takes to be successful in this role? Do the work and challenges get you excited about what's possible?