Job Summary:
The Data Flow Engineer's primary role is to create and manage data connections, perform validations, and execute transformations. Their work is integral to the ongoing process of iterative improvement, with a particular focus on enhancing auto-reconciliation within the system through advanced technology.
Responsibilities:
Import and validate file delivery for new clients.
Automate daily process monitoring and reporting.
Establish connections through external APIs and FTPs.
Ensure timely and dependable consumption of external portfolio data.
Normalise external datasets into a standardised Clearwater format facilitating the in-take process.
Mine data from existing feeds to identify, design, and implement solutions to improve auto-reconciliation.
Execute improvements requested from Operations and Development groups.
Apply acquired skills, procedures, and decision-making best practices to complete various issues, such as normalising new feeds and improving automation.
Understand and reference or explain the general workflow, tools, and Clearwater value proposition.
Use critical thinking to address issues and offer solutions for both internal and external parties, ensuring best practices are employed.
Clearly and effectively communicate the technical aspects of Clearwater systems and our best practices with non-technical internal and external stakeholders.
Engage in light on-call duties.
Required Skills:
Strong understanding of SQL and relational database principles.
Experience with scripting programming languages like Groovy, Perl or Python.
Some knowledge of securities, accounting, or financial topics preferred.
Strong computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Excellent attention to detail and strong documentation skills.
Outstanding verbal and written communication skills.
Strong organisational and interpersonal skills.
Exceptional problem-solving abilities.
Education and Experience:
Bachelor's degree in Maths, Physics, Computer Information Systems, or other relevant degrees.
1+ years of relevant experience, or Master's degree in relevant discipline, preferred.
