The data engineer contractor is responsible for extracting, loading, and transforming a variety of data types, formats, and sources in order to cultivate accessible relational, document store, and graph databases. The data engineer develops logical and physical data models, database creation, data
optimization, and implementation. Works side-by-side data scientist to make use of the collected data. Requires in-depth knowledge of distributed systems, computer science, programming, and mathematics. Works with warehouses across multiple
databases; responsible for developing table schemas.
Support will be required in/around Springfield, VA (NCE) location. This effort may include deployment forward up to 10% of the time into operational areas or other remote sites mutually agreed upon. The contractor will provide three (3) onsite journeyman data engineers.
Requirements
Manages and organizes data while identifying trends and inconsistencies that will impact government missions.
Deploys sophisticated analytics programs, machine learning, and statistical models.
Prepares data for predictive and prescriptive modeling; uses data to discover tasks that can be automated; delivers updates to stakeholders based on analytics.
The contractor is expected to document all work in a code base, and other Install, Operations, and Maintenance artifacts per government
direction.
The contractor is expected to adhere to Information Technology processes, polices, and procedures for entering changes and new products into the production environment.
Experience in cloud, containerization, indexing, scaling databases, and graph analysis to build in automation, efficiency, and implementation of security controls.
Data engineer experience/certifications are highly desired in Mongo DB, Python, Cypher Query Language, R, Apache Spark / Hadoop, Linux, EL, data warehouse, data modeling, and MS Azure, and Amazon Web Services. TS/SCI with the ability to gain special access program (SAP) read on
to work on site.
8570 certification level two is required to gain credentials to the system.