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Define and implement enterprise data architecture strategy, roadmap, and standards. Architect end-to-end data pipelines, ETL/ELT frameworks, and integration patterns. Lead modernization initiatives from legacy platforms to cloud-based data ecosystems. Define data governance, metadata management, lineage, and data quality frameworks. Collaborate with business and technology teams to translate requirements into scalable data solutions. Design real-time and batch data processing architectures. Provide architecture guidance to development teams Establish enterprise standards for master data management (MDM), reference data, and analytics enablement. Support AI/ML, reporting, BI, and advanced analytics initiatives, Electrical Technician with experience in a metals Rolling facility needed for well established global manufacturing company This Jobot Job is hosted by: Joseph Calabrese Are you…
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10+ years of overall IT experience with 5+ years in Data Architecture, Data Engineering, and Enterprise Data Management
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$120,000-140,000 per year Leading electrical contractor seeking a Electrical Project Manager with Strong Commercial/Industrial ground up background. Excellent opportunity for growth. This Jobot Job is hos…
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