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W2 Only|DBT Developer Lead – Teradata to Snowflake Migration

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This role is for a W2 Only DBT Developer Lead focused on Teradata to Snowflake migration, offering a 2.5+ month remote contract. Key skills include DBT development, SQL proficiency, data modeling, and experience with cloud platforms and version control.
🌎 - Country
United States
💱 - Currency
$ USD
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💰 - Day rate
440
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🗓️ - Date
July 31, 2026
🕒 - 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
#SQL (Structured Query Language) #Data Warehouse #Data Modeling #Version Control #Data Engineering #GIT #dbt (data build tool) #Migration #Cloud #Snowflake #"ETL (Extract #Transform #Load)" #Documentation #Teradata
Role description
Role: DBT Developer Lead – Teradata to Snowflake Migration|W2 Only Location: Remote Duration: 2.5 + months Contract Key Responsibilities • Lead and support DBT development for the Teradata to Snowflake migration • Design, build, and maintain DBT models, transformations, and workflows • Develop modular, reusable, and tested SQL-based code • Perform data modeling and support data warehouse design • Write and optimize SQL for data transformation and analytics • Apply DBT best practices including testing, documentation, and workflow management • Partner with data engineering, analytics, and business teams to ensure accurate data delivery • Validate migrated data and troubleshoot transformation issues • Use Git for version control and collaborative development • Support cloud-based data warehouse modernization efforts Required Qualifications • Hands-on experience with DBT development • Strong proficiency in SQL and data modeling • Experience with DBT core concepts and workflow • Understanding of data warehousing principles • Experience working with cloud platforms • Ability to write modular, reusable, and tested code • Familiarity with Git and version control tools • Experience with Teradata to Snowflake migration