Role: ETL Developer
Experience: 5- 7 Years
Locations: Pune,Bengaluru

Job Summary:

The ETL Developer will play a critical role in designing, building, and maintaining integration process flows for the Digital Integration Hub (DIH), centralized integration platform for Trading and Asset Services. This role is focused on ETL development, data transformation, API integrations, and secure, scalable workflow design using industry leading tool, Adeptia.

Position Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, test, and maintain DIH integration connectors using ETL tool Adeptia.
• Build and optimize ETL workflows that extract, transform, validate, and load data across internal and external systems.
• Implement API integrations (REST/SOAP) using up-to-date authentication methods (OAuth, JWT, API keys).
• Map source and destination fields, define transformation logic, and ensure data accuracy and consistency.
• Write clean, maintainable, and secure integration logic following development standards.
• Create process flows, sequence diagrams,



and technical documentation to support development and maintenance.
• Assist engineering teams with design changes and architectural improvements.
• Collaborate with QA engineers to define acceptance criteria, test strategies, and quality gates.
• Support automated testing and CI/CD pipeline improvements.
• Troubleshoot defects, identify root causes, and implement corrective actions.

Position Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in software engineering, computer science or other related discipline or the equivalent combination of education, training, or work experience
• Experience designing complex multi‑step ETL pipelines with branching logic, conditional flows, and error handling using tools such as Adeptia, Azure Data Factory, Informatica, or similar platforms (Adeptia preferred)
• Strong SQL skills and familiarity with JavaScript, or equivalent programming language
• Familiarity with secure coding practices, especially around data movement and AP

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