Skill

Data Warehouse

Databases

A data warehouse is a centralized repository that stores large volumes of structured, historical data collected from multiple source systems, optimized for querying and analysis rather than transaction processing. Organizations use data warehouses—such as Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, or Google BigQuery—to support business intelligence, reporting, and analytics across departments. Data is typically cleaned, transformed, and loaded (ETL/ELT) into the warehouse in structured schemas designed for fast analytical queries.

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Data Warehouse in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Employers: 2
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Data Engineering Lead - Insurance

DXC Technology

Lead a global team of data engineers responsible for designing and operating cloud-native data platforms that power business intelligence, AI, and analytics across the insurance sector. This role suits experienced data architects and engineering managers who want to shape enterprise data strategy while mentoring technical talent in a large organization.

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IT Middleware Production Manager

American International Group

Sumida-ku

This senior role leads a middleware engineering team managing critical infrastructure platforms across AIG Japan, requiring deep technical expertise in enterprise integration tools and cloud platforms combined with hands-on leadership of onshore and offshore teams. The position blends technical excellence with operational management, emphasizing reliability, security, and the integration of AI/ML innovations into middleware systems and disaster recovery strategies.

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Actuarial Data & Tools - Lead Business Analyst

American International Group

Full-time · $110,000 – $144,000

This role bridges actuarial business needs and data engineering at AIG's insurance division, requiring someone who understands both insurance reserving and pricing alongside modern data platforms. It suits analysts with 7+ years of experience in insurance or financial data who can translate complex actuarial workflows into technical specifications while managing agile teams.

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