Develop and maintain TIDAL job schedules and related automation. Require 3+ years TIDAL experience (6+ years IT), strong MSSQL skills including Stored Procedures, familiarity with other schedulers (Control-M, AutoSys), and excellent communication.
Company Description
Job Description
Role: Tidal JOB Scheduler
Location: Seattle, WA
Duration: Long Term
Description:
- Minimum 3+ years in TIDAL and total of 6+ years of IT experience
- TIDAL Scheduler experience preferred, however, experience with other schedulers such as Control M and Autosys will work
- Excellent communication
- Good knowledge for Microsoft SQL 2012
- Good knowledge and experience in MSSQL Stored procedures
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