Job description:
role: lead data engineerlocation: remoteduration: long term 8 to 10 years of experience working in data engineering, business intelligence or related field delivering large scale data platforms and services. ideal candidate will have the following skills: a successful history of manipulating, processing and extracting value from large, disconnected datasets. expertise in data modeling, data access and data storage techniques. the candidate should have foundational knowledge of dimensional modeling to build a data warehouse strong experience building transformational logic using sql on relational sql and nosql databases. skills using dbt framework for data transformation is plus robust programming skills and strong experience with python to ingest, transform and load the data experience building and optimizing big data data pipelines, architectures and data sets using tools like airflow. experience with aws cloud services: ec2, emr, rds, redshift

Resume:
<<summaryto obtain a position as a research assistant studying marine life with an emphasis on behavioral ecology and evolution. skills research and analysissample collectiondata compilationrecord accuracyeffective multitaskingtime managementhand and machine toolsdetail oriented education and traininguniversity of marylandcollege park,mdexpected in2016––master of science:marine estuarine environmental science-gpa:gpa: 3.4university of marylandcollege park,mdexpected in2013––:biology ecology and evolution-gpa:gpa: 3.2 experience hca- , 07/2017-currentcoordinate and facilitate performance improvement activities through data collection, analysis and reporting, while identifying opportunities for increased efficiencies.provide fiscal supports for contract billing and assist in audit readiness activities to ensure compliance with accreditations and other regulatory standards.northwest hospital- , 07/2016- 10/2016worked as a temporary contractor for the aquatic ecology branch of the leetown science center.contributed to research involving brook trout movement in an experimental stream lab.assisted with daily care and maintenance of the fish and stream setup.also, contributed to the literature review and data analysis portions of the stream lab research projects.participated in fieldwork, well as taking drying surveys and downloading existing water temperature and pressure data from loggers placed in various watersheds of the catoctin mountain national park, shenandoah national park, and delaware watergap national recreation area.traversed approximately twenty watersheds by foot, using gps, compasses, and topographical maps.lifescape- , 02/2014- 05/2016in charge of running two lab sections each semester with each section consisting of about twenty-five students. addition to teaching and guiding the three-hour lab portion each week.courses taught included human anatomy and physiology i (three semesters) and principles of biology i (two semesters).leidos holdings inc.- , 08/2013- 06/2017primarily responsible for compiling and preparing the billing and productivity each month.help to complete various other administrative tasks, such as preparing for trainings, creating year-end summary compilations, and maintaining a weekly newsletter.medstar research institute- , 06/2013- 08/2016participated in the studies of a captive sea and diving duck colony at the patuxent wildlife refuge.primary research included hearing studies on diving duck species; external transmitter attachment studies on ducks, loons, and gannets; and foraging and behavioral studies on black ducks.specific tasks included designing and building controlled environments for testing; collecting data; administering tests; and observing animal behavior.on a daily basis, was responsible for the care of the animals including feeding, training, cleaning, and administering medications; collecting eggs; general upkeep and maintenance of the pens, tanks, aquariums, pumps, filters, and area around the colony; and training and mentoring interns and volunteers.aaa of southern california- , 05/2012- 05/2012surveyed local shark and stingray species using a combination of techniques such as drop nets, seine nets, cast nets, long lines, and drop lines. well as sex and any other identifying characteristicstagged and photographed each specimen for record keeping and collected data on gps coordinates and water depth; documenting species, sex, and other identifying characteristics; tagging each specimen; and photographing for record keeping.learned how to handle other species found in the ecosystem including turtles, crabs, and various species of fish.raven adventures-intern research assistantcity,state, 11/2011-2012camped on an uninhabited desert island, surveying damage, the island's mangrove ecosystems.cataloged biological life in the surrounding habitat by taking notes, photos, and gps readings. documented marine life (fish, crabs, bivalves, and anemones), birds, spiders, and insects. other wildlife observed on the island included coyotes, snakes, scorpions, sea lions, dolphins, and gray whales.off the island, worked with a local museum helping to excavate the full skeleton and carcass of a dead pilot whale to be cleaned and put on display.oceania project-intern research assistantcity,state, 07/2008- 07/2008researched humpback whales by integrating the use of photo-identification and genetic data from skin samples collected.additional data collection included recording gps coordinates, maintaining behavioral observation notes, and environmental testing.cpa connie llc-data entry clerkcity,state, 06/2010-currentassist in basic tax preparation and bookkeeping using quickbooks and other tax related software. skills field research and data collection techniques: photo identification, drop nets, seine nets, long lines, drop linesfield skills: gps, orienteering, bird bandingmicrosoft office software: excel, word, powerpoint, publisherdata analysis software: matlab, sas, rstudioaccounting software: quickbooks, lacerte, cch engagementmisc. software and databases: eclinicalworks, childplus.