SQL Developer (Local to IL)
SQL Developer (Local to IL)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design & develop applications using SQL.Provide senior level analytical and problem-solving skills to resolve issues, assess system impacts and recommend technical solutions.
- Provide technical guidance and mentor junior developers and consultants to ensure all company standards and procedures are met.
- Conduct SQL code walk-thru of database solutions to ensure adherence to the business requirements, scalable design and quality standards.
- Utilize technical skills to design, develop and test technical solutions to business.
- Qualified Candidates will have:
- AS or BS in Computer Science or related discipline. Bachelor's is highly preferred.3 or more years IT Development experience in RDBMS (Sybase, SQL Server, DB2, Oracle, Mysql)
- Strong hands on experience in SQL Development for OLTP applications
- Experience with database consolidation and integration projects, specifically focused on healthcare data desired.
- Experience in relational database design.
- Solid experience in data analysis, data modeling and performance tuning.
- Ability to lead projects, coordinate across multiple groups & drive projects to completion.
- Excellent verbal and written communication, presentation and authoring skills.
- Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
- Solid interpersonal and relationship-building skills that enable cross-functional partnerships.
- Experience in the Health Care industry is a plus.
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