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Also called data integrity specialist, data management specialist, data migration specialist and data specialist.
$139,500
Median pay a year
67,140
People do this work
6
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Data Warehousing Specialist
Summary
Data Warehousing Specialist designing and implementing corporate data warehousing activities, programming and configuring database warehouses, and providing support to users while ensuring data accuracy and quality
Experience
Data Warehousing Specialist
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Developed data warehouse process models, including sourcing, loading, transformation, and extraction
Verified the structure, accuracy, or quality of warehouse data
Mapped data between source systems, data warehouses, and data marts
Created supporting documentation, such as metadata and diagrams of entity relationships, business processes, and process flow
Performed system analysis, data analysis, or programming, using a variety of computer languages and procedures
Provided or coordinated troubleshooting support for data warehouses
Skills
Core Skills
Developing data management procedures, Developing diagrams and flow charts, Writing computer programming code, Developing information models, Evaluating project designs, Evaluating data quality, Analyzing data, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Power BI, Documenting operational procedures
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office software, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft PowerPoint
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On site, Remote
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
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Developed data warehouse process modelsVerified structure and accuracy of warehouse dataMapped data between source systems and warehousesDeveloped data extraction procedures from systemsDesigned and implemented warehouse database structuresProvided troubleshooting support for data warehouses
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Developed data warehouse process models to streamline data management and improve efficiency
Mapped data between source systems and warehouses, ensuring accurate data flow and integrity
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Created data warehouse process models that made data management significantly quicker and more reliable
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Data management became significantly quicker and more reliableProcesses ran smoother with fewer errorsData retrieval times improved noticeably
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Mapped data between source systems and warehouses, ensuring accurate data flow and integrity
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Reporting accuracy increased, leading to better decision-makingData integrity issues decreased significantly
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Developing data management procedures
Designing software applications
Developing diagrams and flow charts
Writing computer programming code
Developing information models
Documenting operational procedures
Testing software performance
Evaluating project designs
Evaluating data quality
Analyzing data
Applying new technologies
Applying information technology
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What a Data Warehousing Specialist does
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Design, model, or implement corporate data warehousing activities. Program and configure warehouses of database information and provide support to warehouse users.
What it pays
How much does a Data Warehousing Specialist make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$109,370
Median
$139,500
75th percentile
$169,290
About 67,140 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$87,460
$112,500
$120,970
AL
$92,170
$105,450
$139,510
AR
$87,920
$104,070
$131,770
AZ
$123,890
$156,100
$158,430
CA
$132,880
$170,160
$203,130
CO
$122,150
$154,560
$168,110
CT
$133,850
$144,460
$164,280
DC
$101,990
$150,010
$177,480
DE
$130,120
$147,800
$159,410
FL
$103,080
$138,320
$168,500
GA
$127,870
$139,500
$172,030
HI
$127,140
$134,040
$169,370
IA
$98,210
$124,040
$143,440
ID
$99,500
$121,380
$163,790
IL
$122,340
$142,500
$167,870
IN
$106,690
$132,830
$163,430
KS
$101,710
$129,990
$139,940
KY
$101,410
$125,400
$145,760
MA
$134,740
$161,650
$183,610
MD
$109,030
$132,940
$174,690
ME
$104,020
$133,120
$159,620
MI
$102,270
$131,000
$154,270
MN
$110,360
$133,050
$157,680
MO
$80,600
$110,570
$139,310
MS
$73,940
$98,420
$118,100
MT
$109,990
$109,990
$109,990
NC
$106,320
$134,630
$164,020
ND
$101,880
$109,430
$129,660
NE
$106,470
$134,320
$160,220
NH
$104,820
$139,990
$164,110
NJ
$86,600
$120,790
$167,000
NM
$99,320
$117,950
$152,080
NV
$110,730
$140,200
$189,760
NY
$100,550
$141,350
$180,280
OH
$111,190
$132,910
$157,970
OK
$107,830
$110,110
$165,660
OR
$113,630
$138,250
$161,230
PR
$69,020
$95,620
$108,950
RI
$128,860
$140,320
$171,820
SC
$99,620
$130,000
$159,830
SD
$109,470
$136,540
$138,820
TN
$84,210
$115,170
$141,930
TX
$127,070
$151,370
$165,470
UT
$110,790
$131,740
$164,680
VA
$125,540
$160,360
$176,610
WA
$101,970
$128,760
$160,910
WI
$105,870
$137,810
$162,550
Other names
Other names for this job
data integrity specialist, data management specialist, data migration specialist, data specialist, data storage specialist, data warehouse specialist, database specialist, information technology data specialist, it data specialist, product data specialist, provider data specialist, research data specialist.
More names for this work
analytics manager, big data engineer, data management engineer, data management manager, data quality analyst, data warehouse analyst, data warehouse developer, data warehouse engineer, data warehouse etl developer, data warehouse extract transform and load developer, data warehouse programmer, data warehouse solution architect, data warehousing engineer, etl developer, etl tester, extract transform load developer, extract transform load tester, storage engineer.
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