Database Architect
revolution technologiesTallahassee (FL)
About the role
Position Overview:
We are seeking an experienced Systems Analyst to support the development and enhancement of enterprise public health reporting and analytics applications. This consultant will work onsite in Tallahassee supporting multiple mission-critical systems focused on reporting, dashboards, analytics, performance tracking, and web-based data applications. This is an initial 4-month contract with strong potential for extensions. This role is fully onsite in Tallahassee with no exceptions. The ideal candidate will bring strong experience in ASP.Net web application development, SQL Server technologies, OLAP/MDX querying, SSAS/SSIS, and interactive reporting/dashboard tools including Logi Analytics. LocationFully onsite No remote or hybrid options availableDurationInitial 4-month contract Likely extensions beyond the initial termRequired Skills & Experience Required Technical Experience 5+ years of experience developing ASP.Net web applications 5+ years of experience with site architecture and application construction 5+ years reviewing technical specifications and providing technical guidance 5+ years working with database structures and database design 5+ years writing relational and OLAP database queries using SQL 5+ years writing MDX queries for OLAP cube data extraction 5+ years working with: SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) 5+ years programming with: C# VB.Net 5+ years using: JQuery AngularJS 5+ years working with Logi Analytics Info Studio including: Versions 12 and 14 Logi Data Hub Self-Service Module Atlas Dimensional Grid Components Reports Maps 5+ years using Visual Studio 2019 5+ years working with Syncfusion ASP.Net Web Form componentsPreferred Candidate ProfileStrong analytical and troubleshooting abilities Experience supporting enterprise reporting environments Experience building interactive dashboards and reporting solutions Strong communication and documentation skills Experience working in large-scale public sector or enterprise environments
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