4549 - Lead Database Engineer
4549 - Lead Database Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, configure, and implement applications.
- Create test plans, scenarios, and procedures for software.
- Automate business processes.
- Provide reporting and data analytics functionality.
- Build dashboards and ad hoc reports.
- Prepare and maintain system documentation.
- Provide functional training.
- Prepare and maintain system user guides.
- Design, configure, and implement OneStream applications using established architectural standards.
- Perform functional, regression, and integration testing across environments (Test/Prod/COOP) to ensure system stability and readiness for deployment.
- Automate financial and operational business processes using OneStream workflows
- Leverage OneStream's cube architecture and dimensionality to enable consistent, reusable reporting across scenarios, entities, and time periods.
- Support OneStream adoption by bridging technical functionality with user workflows and financial processes.
- Bachelor of Science Degree, Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or Related Field or 12+ years computer systems engineer/architect
- Working knowledge with Microsoft SQL Server
- Working knowledge of OneStream Financial Software
- Working knowledge of Oracle Technologies: Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management 11gEssbase 11gOracle Public Sector Planning and Budgeting
- Oracle Data Integrator
- Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11g/12cOracle Analytics Server (OAS)
- CompTIA Security+ certification
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