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Description: Data Engineering - SQL - Data Warehousing Concepts - ETL/ELT Development - Data Validation and Reconciliation - Data Pipeline Development Cloud Technologies - Google Cloud Platform (GCP) - BigQuery - Cloud Storage - Cloud Composer (Airflow) Development Tools - DBT (Data Build Tool) - Git/GitHub - Python (Basic to Intermediate) SAS Knowledge - Understanding of SAS datasets - PROC SQL - SAS ETL concepts - SAS code analysis Data Modeling Understanding - Star Schema - Dimension and Fact Tables - Source-to-Target Mapping - Data Lineage Concepts Requirements: Graduate in Computer Science, Data Science, or related field. 2-3 years of experience in data engineering or related field. Responsibilities: SAS Migration Support - Analyze SAS programs, PROC SQL code, and SAS datasets. - Assist in converting SAS transformation logic into DBT models and SQL transformations. - Support migration of data from legacy SAS environments to GCP. - Participate in code conversion, testing, and reconciliation activities. Data Pipeline Development - Develop and maintain ELT pipelines using DBT and BigQuery. - Build reusable transformation models following DBT best practices. - Implement data ingestion and processing workflows. - Support batch and incremental data processing requirements. Data Transformation & Modeling - Develop SQL-based transformations for Bronze, Silver, and Gold layers. - Implement business rules and data quality validations. - Support dimensional models, fact tables, and dimension tables. - Assist Data Modelers and Architects in implementing target-state data models. Data Quality & Testing - Perform source-to-target validation and reconciliation. - Support automated testing using DBT tests. - Investigate and resolve data quality issues. - Ensure completeness, accuracy, and consistency of migrated data. GCP Development - Work with GCP services including: - BigQuery - Cloud Storage - Dataproc - Cloud Composer (Airflow)