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Spotfire Lead Developer-US

Posted 4 days ago

zortech solutionsTarrytown (NY)

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About the role

Spotfire Lead Developer
Location: Tarrytown, NY 10591 (100% onsite role, Need email confirmation from candidate) – Ideal to look for local profiles.
Duration: 6+ Months
Job Description:
  • Candidate should have 12 to 15 years of experience in Business intelligence and data visualization tool
  • Strong development experience in Spotfire Development, Java Script, SQL, Iron Python, HTML, CSS, Redshift
  • Designing, creating, testing and maintaining the complete Business intelligence processing systems.
  • Working closely with the stakeholders
  • Contribute towards defining platform roadmap/Architecture/solution, Design, POCs, prototype, technical evaluation for tech stack finalization and guiding principle for the best practices etc.
  • Contribute towards understanding the business problems, identify and propose the best technical solution.
  • Ensuring architecture meets the business requirements.
  • Building highly scalable, robust & fault-tolerant systems.
  • Must have knowledge and working experience in Real-time processing Framework
  • Must have experience on SQL-based technologies (e.g. MySQL/ Oracle DB) and NoSQL technologies (e.g. Cassandra and MongoDB)
  • Improving quality, reliability & efficiency of the individual components & the complete system.
  • Setting & achieving individual as well as the team goal.

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