Senior PL/SQL Developer

Overview

Join our global engineering team as a Senior Software Engineer specializing in data-driven applications. You'll gain deep insight into our data, products, and applications while transforming requirements into scalable, maintainable software solutions. Our ideal candidate is committed to both the quality and the manner of their deliverables.

Key Responsibilities

• Create software solutions aligned with both functional and strategic objectives of the program.
• Develop high-quality, efficient Oracle PL/SQL code and analyze data to inform design decisions.
• Interpret requirements to suggest solutions and perform impact analyses.
• Lead design activities and partake in thorough design and code review sessions.
• Support the product quality assurance through test creation and regression testing.
• Implement solutions in an Agile setting employing Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) and continuous integration/deployment methods.
• Collaborate with Java middleware teams to ensure seamless interaction between applications and data layers.
• Engage with a worldwide engineering community to refine and advocate for best engineering standards.

Skills and Experience Required

• Over five years of professional experience as a software engineer focused on data-intensive environments.
• Advanced proficiency in Oracle PL/SQL and strong data analytic capabilities.
• Ability to produce clean, modular, and maintainable code informed by object-oriented and modular design principles, with a strong focus on effective testing.
• Experience working in Agile teams with familiarity in CI/CD pipelines and tools.
• Solid understanding of database architectures, including transactional systems, operational data stores, and data warehouses.
• Knowledge of Java middleware technologies and how they integrate with databases.
• Hands-on experience with ETL solutions, particularly Informatica, and job scheduling utilities.
• Good communication and collaboration skills to work effectively with various stakeholders.