E Logic - ETL Developer
Developer is needed in Washington, DC, United States.
Client: E Logic
Location: Washington, DC
Contract: Contract
Job Description
E-logic is hiring a Modern ETL Developer to design, build, and deploy cloud-native data pipelines within our expanding cloud-based analytics ecosystem for the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Office of Inspector General (OIG). This role will be hybrid in the Washington DC area.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop flexible data pipelines from scratch utilizing AWS Glue and Databricks within a pre-production AWS environment.
- Convert legacy proprietary ETL code sets (SAS, DataStage) into modern, scalable cloud-native processing jobs.
- Set up automated ingestion workflows, alerting mechanisms, and data retention policies to handle large-scale healthcare data streams.
Requirements
- Proven experience developing production-grade pipelines using AWS Glue, PySpark, and Databricks.
- Understanding of handling healthcare administrative data elements or federal regulatory program datasets.
- 3+ years of cloud ETL engineering experience.
Additional Information
This role is part of a proposal for the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Office of Inspector General (OIG). Hiring is contingent upon the selection of the consultant. Selected candidates will be included in the proposal and must authorize the use of their resume for submission.
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