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Alteryx Developer with Prism _____ Pittsburgh, PA (Onsite) ___ Contract

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Alteryx Developer with Prism
Location: Pittsburgh, PA (Onsite Only) Long-term Contract (C2C/W2)
We are looking for an experienced Alteryx Developer with solid expertise in Prism and data transformation projects to support our data analytics initiatives. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience with Alteryx workflows, data pipelines, and working in business intelligence/reporting ecosystems, preferably within a financial services or healthcare setting.
Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain Alteryx workflows, macros, and analytical applications. Integrate and transform data from Prism and other enterprise systems for downstream reporting. Collaborate with data architects, analysts, and business stakeholders to gather requirements. Develop optimized and reusable Alteryx data pipelines for data extraction, cleansing, and reporting. Troubleshoot workflow issues and provide performance tuning. Document processes, workflows, and data lineage as part of compliance and governance efforts. Support data visualization/reporting teams (Power BI/Tableau preferred) by preparing ready-to-use datasets.
Required Skills:
  • Total Experience: 7+ Years 4+ years of experience as an Alteryx Developer
  • Strong experience in building complex workflows and data pipelines using Alteryx Designer/ServerHands-on experience with Prism (preferably Prism HR, Prism Analytics, or similar platforms)
  • Solid knowledge of SQL, data preparation, and data blending techniques
Experience integrating with data sources such as Excel, CSV, SQL Server, Snowflake, etc. Strong understanding of data governance, profiling, and quality concepts
Nice to Have:
  • Experience working with Power BI, Tableau, or other BI tools
  • Knowledge of Python, R, or Excel VBA scripting in workflows
  • Exposure to Agile development methodology and JIRA/Confluence tools

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