The Enterprise Data Architect develops and optimizes database solutions, migrating data, conducting tests, and ensuring information system functionality.
Company Description
Orchestrated by adept technical architects with over fifty years of applied expertise, KYNITE is an advanced technology company specializing in the disciplines of: Blockchain, Cloud Services, Big Data & Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Enterprise, Staff Augmentation and Managed Services
- We are BigData Experts
- We are Cloud Experts
- We are Enterprise Architects
- We are Artificial Intelligence Innovators
- We are Technological Evangelists
- We are Doers
- We are Kynite
- Develop database solutions to store and retrieve company information
- Install and configure information systems to ensure functionality
- Analyze structural requirements for new software and applications
- Migrate data from legacy systems to new solutions
- Design conceptual and logical data models and flowcharts
- Improve system performance by conducting tests, troubleshooting and integrating new elements
- Optimize new and current database systems
- Define security and backup procedures
- Coordinate with the Data Science department to identify future needs and requirements
- Provide operational support for Management Information Systems (MIS)
10+ years of Data Platform and Data Application hands-on experience
Additional InformationAll your
- This job is only for individuals residing in US
- US Citizens, Green Card holders, EAD's can apply
- W2
information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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