Informatica Specialist (EDC)

As an Informatica Specialist (EDC) at Master-Works, your key responsibilities include implementing and configuring Informatica EDC solutions, collaborating with teams to develop a comprehensive data catalog, and executing strategies for data lineage and metadata management. You'll also provide user training, optimize EDC performance, and document processes related to EDC implementations.

To apply for the Informatica Specialist (EDC) role at Master-Works, candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field, along with a minimum of 2 years experience working with Informatica EDC. Familiarity with data governance, metadata management, and proficiency in SQL are also essential for this position.

Master-Works is committed to the professional development of its Informatica Specialists (EDC). We offer opportunities for ongoing training, access to the latest industry resources, and continuous support to ensure our team members stay updated on Informatica EDC advancements and data management trends.

Essential skills for success as an Informatica Specialist (EDC) at Master-Works include strong analytical abilities for effective data management, excellent communication and interpersonal skills for collaboration, and a good understanding of SQL and data warehousing concepts. Familiarity with cloud technologies and big data platforms is also a plus.

As an Informatica Specialist (EDC) at Master-Works, you can expect a dynamic work environment that fosters innovation and teamwork. You'll be working autonomously as well as part of a collaborative team, adapting to fast-paced changes while contributing significantly to the organization's data strategy.

In answering this question, highlight specific projects or tasks you've completed using Informatica EDC, focusing on your implementation and configuration experience. Discuss the impact of your work on data cataloging and governance for previous clients.

Showcase your understanding of data lineage by outlining your strategy development process. Include how you analyze data flow and establish necessary documentation, emphasizing the benefits of transparency and accountability in data management.

Explain your approach towards data governance compliance, including the frameworks you've implemented or adhered to in the past. Mention your experience with regulatory requirements and how you keep stakeholders informed and trained on data governance practices.

Provide an example of a specific challenge you encountered, such as a data quality issue or a user training problem, and how you resolved it. Highlight your problem-solving skills and your ability to work with various stakeholders in the process.

Discuss your strategies for staying informed on industry trends, such as subscribing to relevant publications, attending webinars, participating in professional networks, or pursuing additional certifications. Show your commitment to continuous learning in the field.

Explain your troubleshooting process for EDC performance issues, including monitoring performance metrics and identifying bottlenecks. Share methods you’ve implemented in the past that have successfully enhanced data catalog efficiency.

Talk about the tools you find effective for metadata management, providing reasoning for your preferences based on user-friendliness, features, integration capabilities, or specific use cases in past projects.

Provide a specific example of a training session you led, detailing the objectives, content delivered, and feedback received. Emphasize how your training empowered users to effectively utilize the data catalog.

Share your approach to managing conflicting priorities, including how you assess project urgency, communicate with stakeholders, and utilize project management tools to keep tasks organized and on track.

Discuss emerging trends in data management such as big data, real-time analytics, and data democratization and how Informatica EDC can adapt to or evolve with these trends. Highlight your vision for the future of data governance and cataloging.