AWS ETL Data Engineer - REMOTE (Memphis, TN, US)

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We are currently seeking a AWS ETL Data Engineer - REMOTE to join our team in Memphis, Tennessee (US-TN), United States (US). We are seeking an experienced technical resource who could design, develop, support, and enhance enterprise data platforms while ensuring compliance with privacy and data governance requirements.

The role combines data engineering, systems integration, analytics, solution design, and operational support.

Key Responsibilities

Design, develop, and maintain scalable data pipelines using Spark (Scala/Python), AWS Glue, AWS Lambda, and Shell scripting. Build and support ETL/ELT processes across AWS platforms, including S3, Hive, Apache Iceberg, and Amazon Redshift.

Develop and maintain Redshift SQL/PLSQL code, stored procedures, and data-processing frameworks. Perform query tuning, performance optimization, and data-sharing implementations. Support ingestion and processing of structured and semi-structured data formats including JSON, CSV, XML, ORC, Parquet, and Avro.

Design, enhance, and support solutions that provide a unified view of customer data across systems. Integrate multiple data sources, applications, and business processes to support reporting, analytics, and customer engagement initiatives.

Collaborate with business and technical teams to define and implement scalable data solutions. Manage and support Data Subject Requests (DSRs), including customer data erasure requests. Work closely with the DPO team to ensure compliance with privacy regulations and internal policies.

Maintain and support the MicroStrategy Privacy Compliance module. (Very infrequent once in year or 2 years) Contribute to data governance initiatives that improve data quality, consistency, and compliance. Analyze and troubleshoot complex data issues using R