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Hi Folks, Hope you are doing well. WE ARE HIRING!!! NOTE : This is a W2 contract position and we need candidates from PSt time zone only. Role : Python developer Location : Remote (Need candidates from PST time Zone) Type : W2 contract Note : Need candidates having recent experience with Healthcare domain.   Top Skills' Details • Strong Python experience- writing scripts/reading complex scripts • Inserting changes to scripts/testing scripts • SQL/Oracle/NoSQL database experience- SQL is more heavily used on this team • Data Manipulation • ETL experience • Experience writing out self-services tools in Python • Healthcare experience on the Provider side • Nice to have: Power apps/building inventory management/workflow tools - IBM notes getting decommissioned at the end of the year  Job Description • Refine, enhance existing and develop new python scripts to meet Centene’s regulatory requirements to: o Identify member populations for when the assigned PCP is leaving the network, new PCPs can be assigned to these members • Create a self-serving tool for a 3 year look back period of the member population. Once the member population is identified, 1/letter will be send out to the members 2/ member data will be send over to corporate to do outbound calls • Refine, Enhance existing and develop new python scripts to identify missing claim elements for behavior health data based on the business rules Need these this individual to go through and read the script (python) and provide updates to the data elements- figure out where to insert those changes, testing it, and ensure its doing those updates appropriately. There is another Python script that identifies that member population but needs this engineer to create a script built into a self-service tool so that team members can access the script throughout the day every time they get a PCP that is terminating and they need to pull in the member population so they can send these letters. Thanks & Regards Kamran Kamal E: kamran@tigerbells.com #python #pythondeveloper #ETL #PythonETL #remotejobs #PSTtimezome #linkedinjobs

I’m #hiring. Know anyone who might be interested? *** Only W2 *** Job Title: ETL/DATA Test Engineer Location: REMOTE (USA) Experience: 10+ years Duration: 12+ months Primary Skills: Python/pyspark, ETL, SDLC, Testing You can reach me at madhu@radishconsultants.com #ETLTestEngineer #DataTesting #QualityEngineering #BusinessIntelligence #TestAutomation #AgileTesting #SDLC #DataEngineering #SQL #PySpark #QAProcess #RegressionTesting #DataArchitecture #TestScripts #BugFixing

Job description: Responsibilities: · Database Development and Design: Building and maintaining CDP databases, ensuring performance and stability. · SQL Query Optimization: Improving query performance through various techniques. · Data Modeling and Database Administration: Creating visual representations of information systems and maintaining database security and accessibility. Primarily with Customer Data Platforms · Troubleshooting and Debugging: Identifying and resolving issues in SQL code12.

Several case tools for database design, object oriented analysis and design and testing are utilized in the development process. #sriven #srivensystems #srivensystemsinc #usajobs #newjobopportunity #jobopenings #hiringdevelopers #itjobsearch #recruitment #jobs #hiring #recruiting #jobseekers #india #career #database #design #object #analysis #utilized #development 

When I first started out in recruiting in tech, we did a lot of Adabas/Natural work. And Cobol/CICS/DB2. And there was much hilarity at the idea that Microsoft could ever overtake Netware in the enterprise server space. It's almost 30 years now but it seems like last week. I spent a lot of the day (when I wasn't in the queue for the fax machine) talking about "thin clients" and "fat clients". But it was nothing to do with the scale of the business lunch in the mid 90s (which really was quite something, nonetheless). Most of our customers' IT groups reported through to the Finance Director. I had one law firm customer who still had IT reporting to the "Head of Library Services" because it was basically a glorified information archive. But of course, over the last 30 years, things have changed. Tech has changed, of course, but so have business structures. Very few CIOs report to a CFO now. And so I'm interested to see the way that Data teams are evolving. Most of them in my experience have reported through technology. But that is changing, and changing fast. Businesses increasingly are recognising that Data is a key business asset in the same way that Technology is. "Every company's a tech company now" used to be the mantra - now in many ways its data. And that is interesting from a hiring point of view. The way that companies prioritise, and arrange their teams, and who they bring in to address their challenges, and how they structure that - those things are exactly where we come in. Of course there's no right or wrong answer - but getting the right person and giving them the right remit can be critical to achieving business objectives. In 30 years I imagine it will seem as ridiculous that Data was ever part of Technology as it does that Technology was part of Finance. I mean, I'll be almost 80 so hopefully I'll be thinking about lawn bowls or something. But I'll try and keep an eye on it. I wrote a blog on this subject - link below 👇 Vocative #teams #business #structure

We are hiring..!! w2 or C2C Title: Data Analyst Duration: 6 months + Location: Remote DM mail to: svillu@primenotchsol.com #dataanalyst #datascience #dataanalytics #dataanalysis #datavisualization #datascientist #data #machinelearning #statistics #python #bigdata #artificialintelligence #businessanalyst #behavioranalysis #analytics #coding #database #programming #nasdaq #pythonprogramming #ai #financialanalyst #business #dataengineer #deeplearning #datamining #sql #financialanalysis #bigdataanalytics #etf

SQL (Structured Query Language) is a language to operate databases; it includes Database Creation, Database Deletion, Fetching Data Rows, Modifying & Deleting Data rows, etc. Here is a cheat sheet for SQL. #sql #programming #jobs #hiring #coding

For a backend engineer, you may need to know most of it. As a data analyst, you may need to have a good understanding of DQL. Select the topics that are most relevant to you. There are 5 components of the SQL language: -> DDL: data definition language, such as CREATE, ALTER, DROP -> DQL: data query language, such as SELECT -> DML: data manipulation language, such as INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE -> DCL: data control language, such as GRANT, REVOKE -> TCL: transaction control language, such as COMMIT, ROLLBACK Source of information + cute gif: https://lnkd.in/eiQXNa7z #backend #sqldeveloper #backenddevelopment #databasemanagement #sqlprogramming