The AWS Data Engineer will work on a data cleansing and harmonization project, focusing on AWS ETL design and development using various AWS services.
This is a remote position.
Comerit is searching for an AWS Data Engineer.
Our current client is looking to increase their project team for their Release 2 data cleansing and data harmonization project. This will include moving from legacy systems to SAP S4 in the cloud.
If you are an AWS Data Engineer please apply to this position.
Requirements
Duties and Tasks include:
- AWS ETL Design and Development
- View Creating and Modeling
Skills:
- AWS - Glue, Step Functions, S3, Athena, Cloud Formation
- API/BAPI Understanding
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