Map a training pathway with our skill building curriculum maps. Our job-role or certification-based curriculum maps give you a graphical depiction of the courses needed to gain the knowledge required to perform your job-related tasks or achieve your desired level of certification.
- Data Warehouse Modeler
Responsible for transforming business information requirements into data models, which are then used to define the requirements for designing and building the data warehouse. Also may be responsible for building and maintaining metadata for the data warehouse.
- Data Warehouse Technical Specialist
Responsible for transforming a logical data model into a high performance Teradata Database, including the creation/testing of table structures, indexes, views etc. The DW Technical Specialist is also responsible for the design and construction of data transformation and data load from external systems.
- Data Warehouse Application Specialist
Responsible for data warehouse Extract, Transform and Load (ETL), application development, and maintenance.
- Data Warehouse Architect/Designer
Responsible for identifying the hardware and software components of a data warehouse solution - interfaces, protocols, services, standards, and product technical requirements.
- Data Warehouse Analytical Modeler
Responsible for defining and creating analytical models for advanced data mining. The DW Analytical Modeler may be proficient in one or more data mining tools, such as Teradata Warehouse Miner.
- Data Warehouse Administrator
Responsible for monitoring and maintaining a production Teradata data warehouse environment. Duties may include runtime operation, capacity management and planning, system tuning, security, user definitions, configuration, and scheduling/execution of maintenance.
- Data Warehouse Project/Program Manager
Responsible for ongoing program/project management of a Teradata system implementation
- Data Warehouse Business Users
The business user is the “consumer” of the data warehouse and typically is aligned with a business organization. The business user may access the Teradata system through SQL, a BI tool, Teradata Warehouse Miner, or a specialized application.
- Oracle to Teradata
- DB2 to Teradata
