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Snowflake Developer - Director, Software Engineering
We’re seeking a hands-on Snowflake Developer who is a strong technologist with a passion for high-quality engineering and problem solving. In this director-level role, you will deliver robust ETL pipelines, scalable data warehouses, and participate in cloud data engineering initiatives.
What You’ll Do:
- Develop and maintain ETL pipelines and data warehouse solutions using Snowflake, Talend Enterprise/Informatica PowerCenter, and Python.
- Design and implement cloud-native data solutions ensuring performance and cost-efficiency.
- Continuously optimize ETL processes and data pipelines for performance and reliability.
- Drive Agile methodologies and DevOps best practices for accelerated delivery.
- Collaborate with business, analytics, and IT stakeholders to meet data requirements.
- Identify automation opportunities and implement innovative solutions.
What You’ll Bring:
At least 5+ years of experience in data engineering, data warehousing, and ETL development with advanced proficiency in Snowflake, Talend/Informatica, and Python. You must have a strong background in designing high-performance data pipelines, delivering complex projects, and a solid understanding of Agile and DevOps practices.
Our Culture at Morgan Stanley:
Morgan Stanley has been a leader in financial services since 1935, serving governments, corporations, institutions, and individuals worldwide. We are committed to diversity, inclusion, and supporting our 80,000+ employees with comprehensive benefits and opportunities for growth. Learn more about our global offices on our website.
How to Get Hired at Morgan Stanley
🎯 Tips for Getting Hired
- Custom resume: Highlight ETL, Snowflake, and Python skills.
- Research Morgan Stanley: Study culture, values, and recent news.
- Practice technical: Review cloud and data engineering challenges.
- Prepare questions: Ask detailed questions during interviews.