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The Informatica MDM Developer (Product 360) is responsible for designing, developing, and supporting master data solutions for Product domains using Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud (IDMC) Product 360. The role is hands-on and focuses on data modeling, match & merge, data quality, enrichment, hierarchy management, and integrations, ensuring accurate, governed, and scalable Product Golden Records. Mandatory Skills 48+ years of experience in MDM implementations Strong hands-on experience with Informatica MDM 2+ years experience with IDMC Product 360 Expertise in: Product data modeling Match & Merge Survivorship Hierarchy management Strong SQL knowledge Understanding of Product master data concepts (SKU, variants, attributes) Configure and customize IDMC Product 360 for product master data management Develop and manage: Product Business Entities, Attributes and attribute groups & Reference data and lookup tables Implement product classifications, categories, and hierarchies Configure product relationships Design logical and physical Product data models Define mandatory, optional, and conditional attributes Handle multi-level product hierarchies and variants Ensure alignment with downstream systems (ERP, PIM, eCommerce) Configure Match Models and Match Rules for product de-duplication Implement exact and fuzzy matching for: Product name Manufacturer part number SKU, UPC, EAN Configure merge rules and survivorship logic Enable auto-merge and steward-driven merge workflows Support unmerge and audit requirements Configure trust rules at: Source level & Attribute level Define survivorship strategies: Ensure high-quality Golden Product Records Skills: informatica,sql,mdm,master data .
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