Tomas Michalik
About Tomas Michalik
Tomas Michalik is an ETL Developer with extensive experience in data integration and architecture. He has worked for various organizations, including Raiffeisen Bank International and DHL ITSC Prague, and specializes in Oracle Data Integrator and ETL architecture.
Work at Raiffeisen Bank International
Tomas Michalik has been employed at Raiffeisen Bank International since 2013, where he serves as an ETL Developer. His role involves the development and maintenance of ETL processes that support the bank's data warehousing initiatives. Over the course of his tenure, he has contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing data integration and management within the organization.
Previous Experience at DHL ITSC Prague
Tomas Michalik worked at DHL ITSC Prague in two capacities. Initially, in 2011, he served as a Teradata specialist for a period of four months. Later, in 2012, he took on the role of ODI Architect and Developer for ten months. In these positions, he focused on data integration and management solutions, contributing to the optimization of data processes.
Experience at Tesco Bank
In 2011, Tomas Michalik worked at Tesco Bank through Sopra Group as a Technical Analyst and DataStage developer. His tenure lasted nine months in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. During this time, he was involved in developing and implementing data solutions that supported the bank's operational needs.
Background in Data Integration and Development
Tomas Michalik has a strong background in data integration and development. He specializes in designing advanced Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) knowledge modules tailored to specific business rules. His expertise includes developing tools that simplify the usage and deployment of ETL architecture within existing data warehouse projects.
Experience at ABN AMRO
Tomas Michalik worked at ABN AMRO as a DataStage Developer from 2009 to 2010 for one year in the Amsterdam Area, Netherlands. In this role, he was responsible for developing data integration solutions that supported the bank's data management efforts.