Fannie Mae is looking to develop Cloud data infrastructure and pipelines to solution, capture, integrate, organize, and centralize data while testing and ensuring the data is readily accessible and in a usable state, including quality assurance. Additionally, they aim to develop/implement new software on the Cloud or migrate existing processes on-prem to the Cloud.
Requirements
- 4+ years' AWS cloud-based technology services experience
- Proficiency in Amazon Web Services (AWS) architecture and technologies such as Python, S3, Redshift, Postgres, Glue (catalog and ETL), EMR, Lambda, Step Functions, SQS/SNS, and ECS, among others.
- Strong experience in data engineering, data warehousing, data security and ETL processes
- Strong experience in Python object-oriented programming
- Knowledge of programming languages and tools such as Python, Java, Spring, Angular, SQL, and Shell scripting.
- Experience creating and using APIs for developing software
- Strong SQL Experience
Responsibilities
- Design and develop moderately complex software solutions to meet needs.
- Use a process-driven approach in designing and developing solutions.
- Implement new software technology and participate in the end-to-end tasks across the team.
- Analyze new data sources and monitor the performance, scalability, and security of data.
- Independently and as part of a team, determine the needs of the customer and create solution frameworks.
- Contribute to developing Cloud data infrastructure and pipelines.
- Testing and ensuring the data is readily accessible and in a usable state, including quality assurance.
Other
- LI-Hybrid
- For most roles, employees are expected to work onsite on a regular basis at their designated office location.
- Proximity within a reasonable commute to your designated office location is preferred unless the job is noted as open to remote.
- Good communication and collaboration skills
- Ability to drive code reviews with peers and managers to ensure that each increment adheres to original vision as described in the user story and all standard resource libraries and architecture patterns as appropriate
