MSTR
About the role
- -6+ years of experience with MicroStrategy Architecture, Schema, and Development & Data warehousing concepts.
- Extensive experience in developing reports, dashboards, and cubes in MicroStrategy version 9.xSolid understanding of Data Modeling concepts
- Technical team management experience including offshore team members
- Excellent personal communication, leadership, and organizational skills
- Hands-on development/maintenance experience in Microstrategy 9.3, Knowledge/Experience on enterprise portal integration, mobile integration, write back to source data based on analysis by business users, alerts via mail, mobile based on pre-defined events
- Be able to architect solutions on MSTR platform
- Good conceptual knowledge and working experience on meta data creation, creating report specifications, integration test planning & testing, unit test planning & testing, UAT & implementation support
- Strong knowledge of quality processes (SDLC, Review, Test, Configuration Management, Release Management, Defect PreventionShould be able to interpret data models and usage of data modeling tools (ERWIN etc) Knowledge on new features of the product and performance tuning
- Ability to contribute to proposals taking ownership of the BI/DW solution
- Gather business requirements, elicit technical requirements, prepare report specifications
- Develop reports, cubes, dashboards, scorecards
- Design, develop MSTR reports and integration with enterprise portals, mobile integration, write back to source data based on analysis by the business users, alerts via email, mobiles based on predefined events
- Working knowledge on some RDBMSIdentify and design common functionality
- Unit, Integration test the developed components
- Strong DW concepts
- Strong Analysis skills
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