9th Way Insignia
ETL Developer
About this role
9th Way Insignia seeks an ETL Developer to support a government customer in Washington, DC, building and maintaining enterprise data integration pipelines and workflows. Operating at the Engineer 1 level, you'll develop ETL solutions, implement data transformations, and contribute to reporting modernization and analytics initiatives across multiple business lines.
What you'll do
- Develop, test, and maintain ETL pipelines and data integration workflows
- Implement source-to-target mappings and transformation logic based on business requirements
- Support automation of recurring data processing activities
- Troubleshoot data integration issues and performance problems in development and production
- Collaborate with senior developers, analysts, and government stakeholders
- Contribute to agile sprint execution and technical documentation
What they're looking for
- ETL development and pipeline design
- Data transformation and mapping logic
- Relational database and data structure knowledge
- Data quality validation and testing
- Agile development practices
- Production support and troubleshooting
- Technical documentation
- Problem-solving and learning new technologies
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9th Way Insignia
9th Way Insignia builds secure, modernized software applications and data solutions for government clients, specializing in full-stack development, cloud architecture, and enterprise analytics. The company is hiring software developers, ETL developers, and Power BI developers to design and maintain applications, data pipelines, and reporting systems using Agile practices and modern technologies.
View all jobs at 9th Way InsigniaLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience developing and maintaining ETL pipelines. What tools or platforms have you used, and what was your role in the end-to-end process?
- Describe a time when you had to troubleshoot a data integration issue in production. How did you identify the problem and what was your approach to resolving it?