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Senior Data Engineer (Credit Risk / Financial Domain)

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Role-Senior Data Engineer (Credit Risk / Financial Domain)
Location-New York City, NY


Job Description:

·We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced IT developer to join our dynamic Credit Risk Capital IT team within Credit Risk Technology Group.

·As a Senior IT Developer, you will play a crucial role in designing, implementing, and maintaining the application and infrastructure for Credit Risk Capital applications following regulations like SACCR, CEM etc.


Responsibilities:

·Understand technical specifications

·Business requirements discussion with business analyst and business users

·Python/SQL Server/Snowflake/Databricks application development and system design

·Develop and maintain data models and schemas to support data integration and analysis.

·Implement data quality and validation checks to ensure accuracy and consistency of data.

·Execution of UT and SIT with business analysts to ensure of high-quality testing

·Support for UAT with business users

·Production support and maintenance of application platform



Requirements

Qualifications:

General:

· Around 15 years IT industry experience

· Strong communication skills

· Agile methodology and SDLC processes

· Design and Architecture experience

· Experience working in global delivery model (onshore/offshore/nearshore)

· Strong problem-solving and analytical skills

· Self-starter, collaborative team player and works with minimal guidance


Technical Skills:

Mandatory (Strong)

· Python, SQL server and relational database concepts, Azure Databricks, Snowflake, Scheduler (Autosys/Control-M), ETL, CI/CD


Plus:

· PySpark

· Financial systems/capital markets/credit risk/regulatory application development experience



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