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Hi, Please take a look at this job opportunity for Informatica Admin / Developer. Let me know if you are interested. Position: Informatica Admin / Developer Location: Menands, NY Duration: Contract JD: 84 Months Experience using Informatica Powercenter 10.5.x or higher and Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud in a data warehouse environment including familiarity with advanced warehousing concepts, and design and development of complex mappings. 84 Months Experience with Informatica Powercenter Administration including Installation, Patching, Metadata analysis, ETL code migration, and repository optimization. 84 Months Experience analyzing and converting, heterogenous Health systems data, including admission, discharge, census, financial, billing, human resource, payroll, Medicaid and Pharmacy data into complex ETL code. 84 months Experience in relational data management disciplines and design and development using Oracle technologies including designing and implementing Oracle Virtual Private Database(VPD) and Oracle Fine grained Auditing (FGACA) in an Enterprise Data Warehouse environment to protect Health Care data such as Medicaid, Pharmacy, and HIPAA Protected Health Information (PHI). 60 Months Experience working with UNIX and or LINUX Operating Systems. 60 Months Experience collaborating with developers as a team lead in designing Powercenter ETL and database architecture using advanced data warehousing concepts. Bachelor’s degree in computer science, business intelligence, information science or related field.
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