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Detailed Job Description:

This is a data modeler position who will be responsible for documenting several key business areas and concepts through the reverse engineering of models as well as the analysis and creation of key metadata points (definitions, etc.). While this is being posted as a Business Intelligence Data Modeler, DCF is looking for someone with both application and data warehouse database modeling experience.

The individual in this position will:

  • Develop conceptual, logical, and physical data models for DCF data architecture. Ensure that all relevant aspects of data model (granularity, etc.) are considered. Analyze the logical and physical database models and guarantee models are in accordance with standards.
  • Document and define key metadata around database architecture.
  • Translate technical aspects of data modeling (facts, dimensions, snowflaking , etc.) into language that non-technical users can understand. Work with both technologists as well as non-technical users with ease and approachability.
  • Make recommendations on data maintenance tactics for slowly changing dimensions, data roll-off / archival planning, etc.
  • Design models optimized for both storage (warehouse) and query / retrieval (end user marts). Perform analysis and testing of relational databases and investigate any data load failures or data retrieval issues.
  • Assessment of data quality within database architecture.

Qualification Experience

Conceptual, Logical and Physical Data Modeling- 5+ years

Create database objects- 5+ years

Database design- 5+ years

Erwin Data Modeling Software- 5 years

Excellent organization, analytical, and communication skills- 5 years

Data analysis- 5 years

Creating and reviewing SQL scripting- 5 years

Knowledge of Oracle PL/SQL- 6 years

Metadata tools- 5 years

Oracle 11g/DB2/SQL Server- 5 years

Oracle data dictionary views- 4 years

Metadata documentation experience- 5 years

Data quality assessment and profiling- 5 years

Project Details:

Position will be responsible for documenting key metadata on current production application databases. Position will work independently to assess and create key metadata documentation with guidance from senior Data Architect.

Top Required skills:

  • Advanced knowledge of conceptual, logical and physical data modeling concepts; looking for BOTH APPLICATION and data warehouse database modeling experience (5+ years)
  • Experience in ERWIN data modeling software (5+ years)
  • Experience in reverse-engineering data structures and metadata development. (5+ years)
  • Advanced experience in Oracle PL/SQL (6+ years)

Preferred Skill:

  • Experience with human services
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