Careoregon - Portland, OR
posted 2 months ago
The IS Data Warehouse Architect I position is an entry-level role focused on the design and development of data models and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) specifications within the Business Intelligence department. This fully remote position requires candidates to reside in specific states, including Oregon, Washington, Utah, Idaho, Arizona, Nevada, Texas, Montana, or Wisconsin. The role involves a variety of responsibilities that contribute to the overall architecture and functionality of the data warehouse, ensuring that it meets the business's data needs effectively. In this role, the architect will create data models for basic to moderate subjects and develop ETL specifications that align with business requirements. The position also entails maintaining documentation related to current designs and operations, which is crucial for ongoing data management and system integrity. Data analysis is another key responsibility, where the architect will analyze data sources, research potential solutions, and identify risks associated with data handling. The architect will participate in long-term planning for data warehouse and dashboard architecture, contributing to the creation and management of simple data warehouse and analytics architectures. Collaboration is essential, as the architect will work with others to establish requirements, standards, and best practices for data modeling and ETL specifications. Additionally, the role includes vendor coordination, where the architect will conduct product research and develop relationships with vendors to ensure effective service delivery. Organizationally, the architect is expected to align their work with the mission, vision, and values of the organization, supporting its commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion. The role also involves striving to meet annual business goals and adhering to the organization's policies and compliance needs. Overall, this position is designed for individuals who are eager to learn and grow within the field of data architecture, contributing to the organization's strategic goals.