FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Lead Ab Initio Designer?
The primary responsibility is to design comprehensive ETL solutions using the Ab Initio suite and lead a team of developers to deliver robust and scalable data integration processes.
What technical skills are required for this role?
Extensive experience with Ab Initio components (GDE, Plans, EME, m-hub), strong skills in SQL, Unix shell scripting, and familiarity with ETL frameworks are required.
Is experience with cloud platforms necessary for this position?
Yes, experience with migrating and running Ab Initio solutions on cloud platforms such as AWS or GCP is necessary.
What kind of development practices should I be familiar with for this role?
Familiarity with the software development lifecycle (SDLC), as well as coding standards and version control practices, is important.
Will the Lead Ab Initio Designer be involved in mentoring?
Yes, the role involves leading and mentoring a team of Ab Initio developers, providing technical guidance and support.
What deliverables are expected from this position?
Expected deliverables include high-level and detailed ETL design documents, reusable ETL frameworks, code review documentation, risk mitigation plans, and release notes.
What is the company’s stance on diversity and inclusion?
Capgemini is dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and authentic workplace, actively encouraging applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply.
Is there support available for applicants with disabilities?
Yes, Capgemini provides support for applicants living with a disability or who are gender diverse or neurodivergent, and encourages them to reach out for accommodations during the hiring process.
What are the growth opportunities in this role?
Employees are encouraged to gain at least 40 hours of training each year and have access to premier learning platforms and sought-after certifications for professional development.
What values guide Capgemini's operations?
Capgemini operates under values such as honesty, boldness, trust, freedom, team spirit, modesty, and fun, which are reflected in their approach to ethics and interaction with one another.