Oversee ETL migration program, serve as the technical point of contact, manage multiple rollouts, and establish governance for solutions.
Company Description
Agile Enterprise Solutions (AES), a software development and consulting company, headquartered in Cheyenne, WY-and has 3 offices in US, and also has a strong offshore support and development center in Hyderabad, India. AES presently has over 200 consultants working across United states serving clients on various solutions namely, ERP (Oracle, SAP) Microsoft Technologies, Web technologies
Oversee large ETL Migration/Modernization program
Single point of contact for overall solution/program - technically.
Work with multiple stakeholders
Manage multiple Rollouts/Waves/Phases
Manage Global Delivery structure
Create Governance structure to own/manage and execute the solution
Report to Clients/Stakeholders
Status reporting - periodic
Senior Technical Architect / Solution Architect - DATASTAGE
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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