OneStream Senior Developer (Software Engineering, Associate)

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milAlexandria (VA)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Overview In this role, you will lead the full lifecycle of One Stream implementations for federal government clients in the Washington, DC area, shaping financial planning and reporting solutions. You’ll work within a collaborative team to design, configure, and deploy One Stream modules while ensuring robust integration and performance. You will produce dashboards, reports, and documentation to support financial close and reporting processes. This position offers a hybrid schedule and meaningful impact through mission-critical financial systems. Compensation / Benefitshealth, life, disability, and retirement planspaid time offprofessional growthtuition assistance Responsibilities Lead end-to-end One Stream implementations (requirements, design, development, testing, documentation).Configure and implement One Stream modules: Cube Views, Business Rules, Dashboards, Market Place Solutions, Workflow Profiles. Create UI elements, BI dashboards, and Extensible Documents for reporting needs. Support functional financial requirements including financial close and reporting. Prepare documentation and training materials for users. Troubleshoot and resolve platform issues. Key requirements 5+ years of One Stream experience with end-to-end implementation Expertise in platform design, performance, integration, and Business Rules Experience with One Stream or another enterprise planning platform Experience with APIs and system integrations Excellent written and verbal communication, including client-facing and technical writing Excellent communication Client-facing collaboration Attention to detail One StreamAPIs and system integrationsC# or VB.NET

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