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Database Conversion (ETL) Programmer at National Information Solutions Cooperative (NISC) - ApplyBlast

Database Conversion (ETL) Programmer

National Information Solutions Cooperative (NISC)

1 month ago

Mandan, North Dakota, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Junior

1 applicant

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About this role

The Database Conversion (ETL) Programmer is responsible for designing, executing, and validating complex data conversion solutions for utility and broadband member projects. This role involves collaborating with project managers and stakeholders to ensure successful system implementations while leveraging technologies such as Oracle, SQL, and ETL tools. The position offers a stable technical career path with opportunities for growth and meaningful impact in the energy and communication industries.

Responsibilities

Design and execute complex data conversion solutions for utility and broadband projects
Perform data analysis, mapping, and validation to ensure accurate system implementations
Leverage generative AI tools to enhance productivity and problem-solving capabilities

Skills

About National Information Solutions Cooperative (NISC)

nisc.coop

Headquarters

Lake Saint Louis, Missouri, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

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NISC (National Information Solutions Cooperative) is a member-owned IT cooperative that has developed and supported integrated software and hardware solutions for utilities and broadband providers for more than 50 years. Focused on member needs, NISC delivers customer information and billing systems, operations and engineering tools (GIS, outage management, meter data/AMI), workforce management, cybersecurity, and managed IT services tailored to utilities and telecommunications companies. The cooperative model emphasizes long-term partnership, implementation support, and industry-specific compliance and security to help members modernize operations and deliver reliable broadband and energy services.