IT Service Operations, API and Cloud Warehouse Integrations

Calgaryonsite$67K – $136K

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About the Role: Grade Level (for internal use): 12 The Team: The Enterprise Data Organization (EDO) provides Data & Distribution services to data producers within S&P Global. Our team values innovation and collaboration, striving to optimize data operations and distribution processes to meet the evolving needs of our business partners. Responsibilities and Impact: Design and implement customized file configurations tailored to client needs. Provide expert technical troubleshooting and problem-solving for API integrations. Deliver technical consultancy to facilitate smooth API integration processes, and data sharing into warehouse solutions, including Snowflake, GCP BigQuery and Databricks. Lead client migration projects from legacy systems to our Data Delivery platform.…

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For this role: python, java, sql, snowflake, bigquery…

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