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AWS Data Developer Production Support (AWS ETL) | Charlotte, NC | Full-Time-Onsite From Day 1

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SKANDA SOLUTIONS LLC

Charlotte, NC (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 3 days ago (Updated 14 hours ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/12/2026

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Job Description

Job Title:
AWS Data Developer - Production Support (L2/L3)
Location:
Charlotte, NC (Onsite)
Employment Type:
Full-Time Job Summary:
Seeking an AWS Data Developer with strong experience in Production Support, SQL, ETL Architecture, and AWS Data Engineering services. The ideal candidate will support L2/L3 production environments, troubleshoot data issues, manage incidents, and ensure the reliability of AWS-based data pipelines and platforms.
Required Skills:
Strong SQL experience ETL Architecture and Data Integration AWS Glue AWS Lambda Amazon S3 IAM CloudWatch Production Support (L2/L3)
Incident & Change Management Jira and ServiceNow Key Responsibilities:
Provide L2/L3 production support for AWS data platforms Monitor, troubleshoot, and resolve production incidents Support data onboarding, validation, and reconciliation activities Design and review ETL architectures using AWS services Collaborate with business and technical teams on data requirements Manage data quality, impact analysis, and operational readiness Support batch processing, interfaces, and data pipelines Participate in on-call support and production escalations