Sample Data Engineer Resume
Sample Data Engineer Resume
Environment: AWS Step Functions, Amazon EC2, Amazon EMR, Amazon S3, Hadoop,
Apache Spark, Matillion, RESTful APIs, Informatica, PL/SQL, Amazon Athena, Kafka, Kafka
Streams, AWS Lake Formation, AWS IAM, Snowflake, Jenkins, Terraform, AWS Lambda,
Databricks, Docker, Kubernetes, Python, Matplotlib.
Developed and maintained end-to-end ETL workflows using AWS services such as
AWS Lambda, AWS Glue, and Step Functions, ensuring the efficient extraction,
transformation, and loading of data from various sources into data lakes and data
warehouses.
Automated data integration tasks by building scalable Python-based ETL processes,
reducing manual data handling and ensuring timely, reliable data delivery for
analytical systems.
Leveraged AWS services like S3, Glue, and Redshift to streamline data flow pipelines,
ensuring seamless data transfer and transformation while adhering to data
governance standards.
Real-time Data Processing with AWS Kinesis and Lambda: Engineered real-time data
processing systems using AWS Kinesis and AWS Lambda, enabling low-latency data
processing and transformation for critical business decision-making.
Developed Python scripts for data cleaning, transformation, and validation, enabling
the seamless transformation of raw data into structured formats suitable for business
analytics.
Enhanced ETL performance by optimizing Python code and utilizing AWS Lambda for
serverless data transformations, reducing processing time and operational costs.
Collaborated with the front-end team to build and maintain React-based interactive
dashboards, allowing internal stakeholders to visualize key data insights and make
informed decisions.
Data Governance and Security: Implemented secure, auditable data processing
pipelines with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), ensuring compliance with
industry regulations and company data governance policies.
Managed Data Lakes on AWS: Led the design and management of scalable AWS Data
Lakes using Amazon S3, AWS Lake Formation, and AWS Glue, providing a central
repository for structured and unstructured data that supports analytics workloads.
Utilized AWS CloudFormation and Terraform to automate infrastructure provisioning,
ensuring consistency, scalability, and cost-efficiency for data engineering workflows
and services.
Optimized SQL Queries and Data Models: Enhanced data models and optimized SQL
queries for Amazon Redshift and Athena, improving query performance for large-scale
data analytics and reporting tasks.
Partnered with data scientists, analysts, and other engineers to design data solutions
that support business intelligence, machine learning, and advanced analytics
initiatives.
Built secure and efficient RESTful APIs in Python for data exchange between systems,
enabling automated data flows and integration with third-party platforms.
Implemented robust monitoring, logging, and error-handling mechanisms for ETL jobs
using AWS CloudWatch and Python-based logging frameworks, ensuring timely
detection of issues and minimizing downtime.
Continuously improved data workflows by adopting new technologies and
frameworks, ensuring the optimization of ETL processes and adherence to industry
best practices.
Worked closely with cross-functional teams, including front-end developers, business
analysts, and system architects, to ensure that data engineering solutions align with
business needs and technical requirements.
Applied automated data validation frameworks and Python-based unit tests to ensure
the accuracy and consistency of data across all systems, reducing errors and
improving trust in data-driven insights.
Environment: AWS (Lambda, Glue, Redshift, S3, Kinesis, IAM), Python, React, AWS
CloudFormation, Terraform, SQL, RESTful APIs, Amazon Athena, AWS Lake Formation,
CloudWatch, Jenkins.