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Monday, 1 July 2013

))))Vu & Company(((( Hiring -- Informatica ETL Developer in San Francisco, CA (6+ Months Contract) !

Hi,

 

I have a urgent Informatica ETL Developer requirement with one of our direct client.

Please send your most updated resume with contact details to speed the process.

 

Informatica ETL Developer

San Francisco, CA

6+ Months Contract

Citizens & Green Cards – preferred

H1B can also apply

Job Description: Minimum experience 8years.

We are seeking an Informatica ETL developer who can help us expand our DW infrastructure to meet growing data demands.

 

Responsibilities

·         Code, test, debug and implement Informatica mappings and workflows.

·         Interpret written business requirements and technical specifications to create and maintain mapping design document.

·         Actively contribute to design reviews.

·         Perform quality coding to business and technical specifications.

·         Create, document, and implement test plans and scripts.

·         Optimize performance of Informatica Mappings, processes and load routines.

·         Participate in design workshops, providing technical insight and knowledge.

·         DB analysis to determine health and usage, ETL Benchmarking and workflow workload testing.

·         sQL performance tuning, scripting Unix shells and integrating with Workflows.

·         Integrating ETL with NoSQL databases using Java and JavaScript frameworks.

 

Requirements/Skills

·         5+ years developing Informatica workflows in a high volume environment.

·         Deep understanding of Informatica transformations and workflow components.

·         Experience in loading data to targets like SCD, flatfiles, target overrides and invoking external loaders.

·         Must have used Informatica parameters across sessions and workflows.

·         Strong understanding of RDBMS principles and DB related best practices.

·         Hands-on experience in development of procs / packages / triggers and table design.

·         Postgres exposure will be a definitive plus.

·         Unix scripting knowledge.

·         Some hands-on development skills in Java and JavaScript.

·         Experience in incremental data extraction.

·         Understanding of integration with NoSQL is a plus.

·         Exposure to  data mining, statistics, analytical methods, predictions is helpful.

·         A commitment to quality and a thorough approach to the work.

 

Personal Characteristics

·         Ability to work effectively in a dynamic team.

·         Aspiration to create leading edge solutions to complex business problems.

·         Ability to achieve a balance between the right technical and business

·         solution.

·         Flexible 'can do' attitude.

·         Ability to perform under pressure, make commitments and meet them.

·         Passion for ongoing research of technology shifts and trends.

  

 

Thanks & Regards,

Syed Ahmed

Syed@compuga.com

Phone : 201-215-0057

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Re: ))))Vu & Company((((

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On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 10:16 AM, Abdul Mutlib <mutlibvu@gmail.com> wrote:
Usama bro mein ne mail to ker di hy.
I hope agr vu k 50% students ye mail ker dein to shayed kch bat bn jai
So plz vu k sb students jo b is mail ko read kry plz plz snd ker dein kary..



 



On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 8:36 PM, Muhammad Usama <m.usama905@gmail.com> wrote:


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From: Umera Sajjad <cute.dolphin.09@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 1:47 AM
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To: vu-and-company@googlegroups.com


App ki baat theek hai lekin kiya abb hamre mail se kuch ho ga bcz datesheet to sub ne bana li hai aur VU lectures to kam nahi kare ge. khair phir bhi koshish karene makoi harj nahi lekin application kaha hai.


On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 6:07 PM, Muhammad Usama <m.usama905@gmail.com> wrote:
ASSALAM O ALIKUM 

To Allzzz . . . :)

I hope you are all fine & shine!

Aj ki discussion bohat important hai.

Ap jantay hain k ye semester hmara 8th April ko start hua or thek 47 days baad 25th may ko hmaray Mid term exams huye, jis mein VU hmein sirf 21 Lec cover krwa saki wo b bari mushkil sy Paprz sy ek din pehly cover huye.

.

Phir 10th june ko hmari study dobara start hui or VU nay 20th July ki Final term ki Announcement ki.

.

Ab ap yaha Ghor kryn to VU nay jo shedule dobara bnaya us mein hmein just 41 days me 24 Lec cover krwanay ka btayaa!

(or yaad rkhayn in 41 days me Sunday b include hai:P

.

VU nay 47 days mein 21 Lec cover kiye thay wo b paprz sy ek din pehlay . . . 

Mujhay ye samjh nahe aa rahi k ab VU 41 days mein 24 Lec kesay cover krwaye gi ? Agr VU nay 24 Lec cover krwaa diye to sab say zyada Mushkil hum students ko hogi 

.

Ap smjh to gaye hoon gay hmein jo mushkil hoon gi pr phir b me btata hoon!

1- 41 days mein 24 Lec cover krna.

2- Lec k sath sath Assignments , Quizez & GDB solve krna.

3- Ramzan mein Roza rakh k Paprz dyna itni sakht garmi mein.

4- Load shedding problem (Har student k pas Laptop nahe hia jin k pas PC hain unhay zyada mushkil ho gi light ki waja say).

.

Kya VU walay hum students kay sath Na-Insafi nahe kr rahay?

.

Mein nay or meray Friendz nay kal Adminastrations say bat ki hai to unho nay hmay support kia or hmay advise di kay agar hum Registrar ko paprz extend krnay ki email kryn to VUwalay hmaray paprz 20 sy 25 din tk extend kr skty hain (mean EID k baad), or ya wo hmaray Lec km kr dayn gay mean 40 Lec b kr sktay hian per subject k or usi me say Paprz bnayn gay.

.

Ye sirf mera issue nahe hai ye hum sub ka issue hai so mein chahta hoon k ap sab hmein support kryn ta k hum sub or mehnat kr k achay marks lay skyn.

.

Jo meri bat say Agree hain kindly wo Email kryn or jo meri bat say Disagree hain kindly wo yaha aa k debate kryn ta k hum un ka b point of view smjh skayn.

.

Hum nay Application type kr di hai. 

or yaha me nay Attach b kr di hai ap yaha say download kr k wo Application Email kr dayn.

EMAIL ID: registrar@vu.edu.pk

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On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 4:16 PM, JuGnOo <blaky.angel05@gmail.com> wrote:
Asslam-u-Alykum in mein ss ek tua zarro kern hhhh or wo hia pincell wali :)
apn bohat khyel rehkn or mien avcoda  wali mail tiayr ker reh hu is k bd wo hi kero ggy:)

dehk moj kitn khyel hia apn mutrama sabha k:)

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))))Vu & Company((((

Asslam-u-Alykum in mein ss ek tua zarro kern hhhh or wo hia pincell wali :)
apn bohat khyel rehkn or mien avcoda  wali mail tiayr ker reh hu is k bd wo hi kero ggy:)

dehk moj kitn khyel hia apn mutrama sabha k:)

 Listerine cures toenail fungus

Listerine cures toenail fungus
Soaking your feet in Listerine mouthwash for 15-20 minutes, twice a day, will cure most cases of toenail fungus. Listerine containsantiseptic and disinfectant ingredients; it has been used for everything from curing gonorrhea to cleaning floors.

Listerine is also good for curing blisters (dab onto blister 2-3 times per day to dry it out), and dandruff.

(Link | Photo)


 Yogurt cures bad breath

Yogurt cures bad breath
Studies have shown that live bacteria in sugar free yogurt can suppress levels of bad breath-causing bacteria. If the bad bacteria can't survive, your breath smells sweeter.
(Link | Photo)


 Olive oil cures Eczema

Olive oil cures Eczema
Olive oil is rich in vitamin E, so it's a great skin moisturizer. Apply extra virgin, unrefined olive oil to your skin after showering, while your skin is still damp. The olive oil seals in moisture and helps soothe painful Eczemaflair-ups.(Link | Photo)


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Sugar stops the hiccups
Hiccups are annoying, but now you can stop them within one minute simply by swallowing a teaspoon full of dry sugar. Experts believe that the sudden sweetness on the tongue overloads the nerve endings in the mouth and stops the hiccup spasm. (Link |Photo)


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Simply apply a small piece of duct tape to the wart and leave it on for a week. Then wash the area and use a pumice stone to scour the affected area, and reapply the tape for another week. Repeat until the wart is gone.(Link | Photo)


 Biting on a pencil cures headaches

Biting on a pencil cures headaches
Tension headaches can often arise from unconsciously clenching your jaw. Gently holding a pencil between your teeth forces your jaw muscles to relax, easing your headache. (Link)


 Vodka cures stinky feet

Vodka cures stinky feet
Wipe your feet with a vodka-soaked rag to eliminate foot odor. Vodka contains alcohol, an antiseptic that is very drying. Alcohol destroys odor-causing fungus and bacteria and dries out the moisture that lets these organisms grow. (Link | Photo)


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(Link | Photo)






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