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Position: Snowflake Developer / Data Engineer Location: Pune Experience: 810 years Joining: Immediate joiners / candidates currently serving notice period preferredRole OverviewWe are looking for a strong Snowflake Developer / Data Engineer who has hands-on experience in designing and developing data-driven solutions on Snowflake for complex enterprise business requirements.The candidate should have strong experience in Snowflake development, data modelling, data warehousing and ETL/ELT, along with good understanding of database architecture and data security.Candidates with experience in Investment Management, Asset Management, Capital Markets, Investment Banking or Financial Services will be strongly preferred.Must-Have Skills Strong hands-on experience with SnowflakeStrong SQL development skillsExperience in Snowflake database and schema designStrong understanding of Data Modelling and Data WarehousingHands-on experience with ETL/ELT pipelinesExperience with Snowflake features such as Snowpipe, Streams, Tasks, Stages, COPY INTOExperience with relational databases and NoSQL databasesUnderstanding of database architecture and designExperience with data security, RBAC, PII and data governanceExperience in performance optimization and scalable data solutionsExposure to Python / PySpark / dbt or similar data engineering technologies is preferredExposure to AI/ML/GenAI and advanced data analytics is an advantageDomain PreferencePlease prioritize candidates from: Investment ManagementAsset ManagementCapital MarketsInvestment BankingCustody / SecuritiesWealth ManagementBanking & Financial ServicesKey Responsibilities Design and develop scalable Snowflake-based data solutions for complex business requirements.Design database structures, schemas, data models and data warehouse solutions.Develop and optimize ETL/ELT data pipelines and data transformation processes.Work on Snowflake architecture and recommend appropriate technical patterns and solutions.Lead technical discussions, design reviews and proof-of-concepts where required.Collaborate with architects, engineers, business teams and global stakeholders to understand requirements and deliver solutions.Ensure data solutions follow appropriate security, governance and PII management practices.Identify opportunities to modernize existing platforms, improve efficiency and reduce technical debt.Support target-state architecture and technology roadmap initiatives.Work in an Agile environment with global technology teams.Provide technical guidance to engineering teams and participate in design, development, testing and deployment activities.Important Screening CriteriaPlease do not send profiles that are primarily ETL QA / Data QA / ETL Testing profiles.We are specifically looking for candidates who have hands-on Snowflake development and data solution design experience, rather than candidates who have only validated Snowflake data.Please share profiles of immediate joiners or candidates serving notice period and ensure the expected CTC is within 32 LPA. .
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