Infosoft, Inc.
SQL Server Developer (Pharma MES/Manufacturing)
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This role is for a SQL Server Developer (Pharma MES/Manufacturing) with 3-5 years of T-SQL experience, remote work for 12 months, paying $55-$65/hr. Key skills include ETL, MES background, and basic DevOps knowledge.
🌎 - Country
United States
💱 - Currency
$ USD
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💰 - Day rate
520
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🗓️ - Date
November 6, 2025
🕒 - Duration
More than 6 months
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🏝️ - Location
Remote
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📄 - Contract
W2 Contractor
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🔒 - Security
Unknown
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📍 - Location detailed
United States
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🧠 - Skills detailed
#Python #Databricks #SQL Server #Microsoft Power BI #Observability #REST (Representational State Transfer) #SQL (Structured Query Language) #Azure #SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services) #Azure Data Factory #"ETL (Extract #Transform #Load)" #Classification #Azure SQL #ADF (Azure Data Factory) #HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) #Scripting #BI (Business Intelligence) #Microsoft SQL #Spark (Apache Spark) #Version Control #GIT #XML (eXtensible Markup Language) #SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services) #Batch #DevOps #MS SQL (Microsoft SQL Server) #JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) #API (Application Programming Interface) #Microsoft SQL Server #Documentation #Indexing
Role description
Job Title: SQL Server Developer (Pharma MES/Manufacturing)
Pay Rate: $55/hr W-2 - $65/hr C2C
Duration: 12 months
Location: REMOTE
We are looking for a SQL Server Developer (Pharma MES/Manufacturing)
Position: SQL Server Developer with MES experience.
Qualifications
• (3–5 years) Strong T-SQL on Microsoft SQL Server (2016+): complex joins/CTEs, window functions, error handling, tuning.
• HTML/CSS, XML/XSL, JSON
• Hands-on ETL experience with one or more: SSIS, SQL Agent jobs, Azure Data Factory, Python/PowerShell-driven SQL loads.
• Understanding of data warehousing concepts: staging vs. warehouse, SCDs, CDC, partitioning, indexing, constraints.
• MES background (preferably Emerson Syncade): ability to work with MES-originating data sets and production/quality contexts.
• Version control & DevOps basics (Git, pull requests, branching) and structured environments (Dev/Test/Prod).
• Clear communication, on-call mindset, and disciplined documentation.
Nice to Have
• Direct Syncade experience (EMR\_WF schemas; Workflow/Activity/Instance tables; batch/recipe/EBR data).
• GxP/CSV in life sciences (GAMP 5, 21 CFR Part 11), audit trails, test evidence, IQ/OQ/PQ familiarity.
• SSIS package design best practices; Azure SQL/Managed Instance; ADF pipelines; Databricks or Spark basics.
• Observability: job telemetry, alerting (e.g., SQL Agent + email/Teams), failure classification, SLAs/SLOs.
• Scripting for ops: PowerShell or Python; basic REST/API usage to orchestrate loads.
• BI/reporting exposure (Power BI, SSRS) for downstream consumer needs.
Job Title: SQL Server Developer (Pharma MES/Manufacturing)
Pay Rate: $55/hr W-2 - $65/hr C2C
Duration: 12 months
Location: REMOTE
We are looking for a SQL Server Developer (Pharma MES/Manufacturing)
Position: SQL Server Developer with MES experience.
Qualifications
• (3–5 years) Strong T-SQL on Microsoft SQL Server (2016+): complex joins/CTEs, window functions, error handling, tuning.
• HTML/CSS, XML/XSL, JSON
• Hands-on ETL experience with one or more: SSIS, SQL Agent jobs, Azure Data Factory, Python/PowerShell-driven SQL loads.
• Understanding of data warehousing concepts: staging vs. warehouse, SCDs, CDC, partitioning, indexing, constraints.
• MES background (preferably Emerson Syncade): ability to work with MES-originating data sets and production/quality contexts.
• Version control & DevOps basics (Git, pull requests, branching) and structured environments (Dev/Test/Prod).
• Clear communication, on-call mindset, and disciplined documentation.
Nice to Have
• Direct Syncade experience (EMR\_WF schemas; Workflow/Activity/Instance tables; batch/recipe/EBR data).
• GxP/CSV in life sciences (GAMP 5, 21 CFR Part 11), audit trails, test evidence, IQ/OQ/PQ familiarity.
• SSIS package design best practices; Azure SQL/Managed Instance; ADF pipelines; Databricks or Spark basics.
• Observability: job telemetry, alerting (e.g., SQL Agent + email/Teams), failure classification, SLAs/SLOs.
• Scripting for ops: PowerShell or Python; basic REST/API usage to orchestrate loads.
• BI/reporting exposure (Power BI, SSRS) for downstream consumer needs.
