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Senior Manager - Data Engineer.MGN Pak - Digital Data Platforms.MIT - PAKCOE

Mashreq · Karachi Division, Sindh, Pakistan

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Data & Analytics Driven Organization: One Data Analytics & AI Business Unit drive the vision to transform the Bank into a Data Driven Organization (DDO) using latest tools and technologies in Data space. Wholesale & Ops Data team is a stream within One Data Organization driving this agenda for Wholesale & Ops Banking function. - Data Engineer will design and maintain data pipelines of real-time and batch, creates data strategy, data architecture, best practices and who can lead the organization in making strategical improvements in the data engineering solutions. - This role requires to have a knowledge of core system, payment systems, digital journeys, marketing systems, risk and compliance systems which are very data intensive systems across UAE, Egypt, Pakistan and other IBG regions etc. - Our core function spans multiple platforms like Enterprise Data Lake, Azure Data Lake, Business Intelligence, Advanced Analytics and Realtime Streaming platforms. - The work involves developing new requirements in both on-premises and cloud data lake’s estimating the efforts, designing an effective solution, data architecture and management, change release management, resource management, handling the deliverables across the business groups in the Bank. Also, handling critical applications that influence bank’s management decision making process, regulatory reporting (which can influence financial/non-financial penalties) and operational reporting.
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