Data Product Developer
$100-110 K/year
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Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100-110 K/year
About the role
- Build and enhance standard dashboards, reports, and recurring analytical outputs based on defined requirements
- Support maintenance, updates, and routine enhancements to existing data products and reporting solutions
- Apply approved business logic, perform validation, and test outputs for quality and accuracy
- Partner with managers and stakeholders to clarify assigned requirements and ensure outputs meet business needs
- Document delivered outputs, logic, and changes to support continuity and supportability
- Other duties as assigned
- Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities: Strong experience developing dashboards, reports, and business-facing analytical outputs
- Proficiency in SQL and analytical or reporting tools used by the organization
- Ability to work with curated datasets, enterprise data products, and standardized business logic
- Understanding of testing, validation, and support practices for business-facing outputs
- Ability to independently translate business requirements into clear and usable outputs
- Strong communication and collaboration skills when working with business partners and technical teams
- Ability to manage multiple requests, enhancements, and delivery timelines
- Experience improving existing outputs for usability, consistency, and performance
- Round 1 (Remote, ~1 hour): Behavioral + Technical (CoderPad).Round 2 (On-site, 1 hour): STAR format panel; includes case study.
- Case study: Candidate builds a dashboard from a provided data set, submitted 3 business days ahead of panel.
- About ManpowerGroup, Parent Company of: Manpower, Experis and Talent Solutions
- Experis is a global leader in technology services and part of the ManpowerGroup (NYSE: MAN) family of brands.
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