The Big Data Engineer will lead development in HFM, FDMEE mapping, and shared services. Responsibilities include SmartView utilization, application creation, metadata building and consolidations.
JD - HFM Developer:
• 5+years of strong HFM development experience
• Hands on experience in FDMEE Mapping and Loads
• Experience with shared services
• Extensively used SmartView
• Knowledge on creating Rules and Member list
• Knowledge on creation of application and building metadata in HFM
• Experience running Consolidations and currency translations
• Python Scripting and VB Scripting (good to have)
Same Posting Description for Internal and External Candidates
Top Skills
Fdmee
Hfm
Python
Smartview
Vb
Hexaware Technologies Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IND Office
MCN Nagar Ext, MCN Nagar Extension, Thoraipakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, 600097
Similar Jobs
Fintech • Information Technology • Insurance • Financial Services • Big Data Analytics
The Data Engineer will design, build, and maintain ETL/ELT pipelines, ensuring data quality, security, and compliance while collaborating across multiple teams.
Top Skills:
SparkAzureAzure Data FactoryAzure DevopsAzure FunctionsCosmos DbDatabricksEventhubGitHadoopHbaseHiveMongoDBNifiNoSQLPythonScalaSQLSynapse
Fintech • Information Technology • Insurance • Financial Services • Big Data Analytics
The role involves designing and maintaining ETL pipelines, ensuring data quality and compliance, leading teams, and collaborating with various business partners.
Top Skills:
SparkAzure Data FactoryAzure FunctionsCosmos DbDatabricksEvent HubHadoopHbaseHiveMongoDBNifiNoSQLPythonScalaSQLSynapse
Fintech • Information Technology • Insurance • Financial Services • Big Data Analytics
Lead development and maintenance of Big Data solutions for Disability & Absence products, ensuring high-quality, efficient, and scalable applications.
Top Skills:
AzureGCPHadoopHbaseHiveIn-Memory Data ProcessingKafkaNifiNoSQLPigPythonScalaShell ScriptSolrSpark
What you need to know about the Chennai Tech Scene
To locals, it's no secret that South India is leading the charge in big data infrastructure. While the environmental impact of data centers has long been a concern, emerging hubs like Chennai are favored by companies seeking ready access to renewable energy resources, which provide more sustainable and cost-effective solutions. As a result, Chennai, along with neighboring Bengaluru and Hyderabad, is poised for significant growth, with a projected 65 percent increase in data center capacity over the next decade.
