Boomi Expert / Developer

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1 year ago
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Job Title: Boomi Expert / Developer

Location: London (Hybrid)

Type: Contract (Outside IR35)

Start Date: Immediate


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About Us:

We are a fast-growing SaaS business, backed by Private Equity, on a mission to transform data-driven decision-making across our industry. We leverage cutting-edge tools and platforms to create seamless, integrated solutions that drive value for our clients. Join us as we expand our data infrastructure and analytics capabilities to support our rapid growth trajectory.


Position Overview:

We are seeking aBoomi Expert / Developerto build and optimize data pipelines for our organization. This role is crucial to ensuring our data flows smoothly and accurately across systems, facilitating insights and analysis across multiple departments. You will work with stakeholders to create and manage data pipelines from platforms like ServiceNow and Dynamics into Snowflake, monitor for data integrity, set up alerts, and support ERP data migrations. This is an exciting opportunity for a hands-on data integration expert looking to make a meaningful impact in a dynamic SaaS environment.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Data Pipeline Development:Design, build, and maintain data pipelines, including integrations between ServiceNow, Dynamics, and Snowflake.
  • Data Extraction & Transformation:Extract, clean, and transform data from Snowflake to support analytics and reporting.
  • Alerting & Monitoring:Set up alerts, notifications, and health checks on all data pipelines to ensure timely troubleshooting and resolution.
  • ERP Data Migration:Collaborate with IT and other teams to support migration and integration of data from ERP systems.
  • Data Quality Assurance:Ensure high levels of data quality, integrity, and accuracy across data flows.
  • Collaboration & Documentation:Work closely with data analysts, IT, and business stakeholders to understand requirements and document workflows.


Skills & Experience:

  • Boomi Expertise: Proven experience building and managing data integrations using the Boomi platform.
  • ETL & Data Integration:Strong background in ETL processes, particularly in connecting ServiceNow, Dynamics, and Snowflake.
  • Snowflake Proficiency:Demonstrated ability in extracting, cleaning, and transforming data within Snowflake.
  • Alerting & Monitoring:Experience setting up and managing alerts and notifications for data pipelines.
  • ERP Migration:Prior experience with ERP data migrations is a strong advantage.
  • PE-backed Experience: Experience working for Private Equity-backed companies is highly desirable.
  • Problem-Solving & Communication:Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills, with a collaborative approach.


Why Join Us?

  • Opportunity to make a significant impact in a high-growth SaaS company.
  • Collaborative, innovative, and dynamic work environment.
  • Competitive compensation and benefits.


If you are a proactive Boomi expert ready for a new challenge and an immediate start, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our team and make an impact!

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