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Critical AWS platform CI/CD (CodePipeline / GitHub Actions on AWS), Lambda, Step Functions, OpenSearch (vector search), Neptune or graph storage, Secrets Manager, S3 artifact pipelines, IAM, and cost/scale design, Required SQL Server at scale stored procedure dependency tracing, cross-database schema reconciliation, RLS / SESSION_CONTEXT, Define table-level resolutions (re-keying, offset mapping, surrogate keys, RLS-scoped acceptance) with end-to-end traceability through SPs, apps, and ETL.
Requirements
Required ID de-collision analysis overlapping ID ranges, true collisions vs. co-mingled data, table-level resolution
Required ETL / batch consolidation Informatica (or equivalent), migration script quality, tenant-scoped batch jobs
Required LLM output validation guardian / evaluation patterns, golden-set regression, confidence thresholds
Required Code literacy (.NET, Java, Angular, Python); static analysis & SARIF; financial-services consolidation experience, 8+ years in data engineering, platform migration, or enterprise modernization (financial services preferred).
Production experience with Amazon Bedrock and core AWS services (not exploratory POCs).
Large-scale SQL Server dependency analysis and schema reconciliation.
Hands-on ETL/batch consolidation (Informatica or equivalent).
CI/CD integration and LLM output validation in production workflows.
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