What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Data Engineer position at Valley Bank?
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Drive Valley's Enterprise Integration delivery including gathering business requirements, defining product roadmap, overseeing design, managing delivery and implementation of ETL interfaces.
- Align integration design with technical design authority & architecture review board, implemented as intended and within Valley guidelines and policies.
- Delivery via MVP and iterative, agile-style cycles of development.
- Promote an evolutionary architectural approach, allowing designs to evolve as new requirements emerge.
- Manage transparency and flow of information related to project delivery and include consideration of operational challenges when building solutions.
- Facilitate business analysis, data acquisition, data storage, query optimization, archiving and recovery strategy, data ingress and egress, security and change management at the enterprise level.
- Leverage cloud-based application architectures and development, integration, distributed data management, and application testing.
- Balance short-term tactical decisions with longer term aspirations to ensure that technical debt is kept at an acceptable level.
- Work across teams to support the creation of non-functional requirements, including but not limited to performance thresholds and security considerations.
- Translate strategic IT requirements and parallel data initiatives into the integration framework, which may include reference data management, data protection, RBAC, data quality and release management.
- Develop internal and external checks and controls to ensure proper governance, security, and quality of data assets.
- Interface across several business areas, acting as a leader and team member to proactively assist in defining the direction for future projects.
- Communicate complex technical information to all areas of Valley Business and Technology Leadership and project stakeholders, including those without a technical background to capture non-functional requirements.
