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Union Bank of India

ETL Developer

Any Branch / Office throughout IndiaFull-timeSoftware Engineering

Last seen on Union Bank of India’s official careers site on July 31, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Union Bank Recruitment Project 2026-27 post code S25

ETL Developer. This is a Regular position at scale III with 1 official positions to fill across any Union Bank branch or office throughout India. The official application window is 2026-07-21 through 2026-08-10.

Post-specific eligibility

S25 ETL Developer III Max:38 Min:25 Full Time B.E./B.Tech / MCA / M.Sc.

Any one of the below

Overall IT experience: 5 years Relevant ETL/DWH 21 Post code Post Name Scale Age (in Years)

Education

Qualification Mandatory Certification Experience (Statistics/Mathematics/Computer Science/IT/Data Science/AI/ML/)

  • Informatica Certification (PowerCenter/IICS)
  • IBM DataStage Certification
  • Microsoft SSIS / Azure Data Engineer (DP-203)
  • Certified Data Management Professional (CDMP)

Informatica Certified Professional (ICP) experience W/w

  • 3+ years with leadership/ownership in: Large-scale DWH/ODS/Datamart implementation Complex data integrations across multiple source systems Production support ownership (SLA, RCA, capacity planning)

Must-have exposure (any 2)

Banking data domains (Customer/Account/Transaction/GL/Loans/Cards) Regulatory/MIS reporting, reconciliation & controls Modern data stack (cloud, Spark, streaming) or enterprise ETL suites

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