JMP / JSL Developer
ace stackAustin (TX)
About the role
Jmp / Jsl Developer We are seeking a JMP Scripting Language (JSL) Developer to design and build automation solutions in JMP for data preparation, analysis, reporting, and dashboard generation. This role involves transforming manual statistical and data workflows into repeatable, scalable scripts and applications.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and maintain JSL scripts to automate data cleansing, transformation, and analysis.
Build automated reports, graphs, dashboards, and output exports in formats like Excel, PDF, and HTML.Integrate JMP workflows with external data sources, including CSV, Excel, and databases where applicable.
Create reusable script frameworks, functions, and templates to expedite the development process.
Troubleshoot script issues, optimize runtime performance, and ensure the reliability of the solutions.
Document the solutions and provide support to end-users by enhancing and upgrading them as needed.
Required Skills:
Extensive hands-on experience with JMP and JSL scripting.
Knowledge of data analysis, statistical methods, and visualization techniques.
Experience in automating workflows such as ETL, reporting, and repetitive analytics tasks.
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