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Business Data Analyst - III

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trioptusTampa (FL)

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About the role

Visualization & SQL Developer / Sr. Engineer Data ScienceLocation: Alpharetta, GA / Basking Ridge, NJ / Tampa, FL / Irving TX (Hybrid – in office 1 day/ 3rd Wednesday or the month)
Duration: 12 months (possible extension)
Non-negotiable: Will be Visualization & SQL Developer (VZ job title would be - Sr Engineer Data Science) Someone who has expertise & familiarity with variety of BI visualization tools (Preference order –Tableau, Qlick &Looker – need to be strong in 1 of the 3) – currently operation with these 3.Exp. in SQL – proficiency working with complex & large data sets, with the need of doing multiple joints and other conditions within SQL as lot of stuff is in very large disperse datasets. Initially they will have the support but slowly will be expected to do everything individually in talking to the business and talk on the findings. Day to Day: They will be spending a lot of time writing SQL.Creating Visualization & dashboards in one of the BI tools – (Tableau, Qlick, Looker) Working in JIRA platform to manage the workload and understand the prioritization. Will be attending the calls periodically with stakeholders and internal customers – understand their needs and to clarify anything to gloom the tickets. Make sure they have solid understanding on what the requirements are. Then work with the IT partners to locate the data that is necessary and then fashioning into the visualizations and insights to help the business forward. Additional to above: Operate in Teradata environment currently, exposure to other data sources with SQL such as and Oracle, GCP, and any other SQL will be fine if the experience is similar. Programming experience like Java, C++ or any that sort is great but not required. Python or R is also fantastic but not required. Some preprocessing of data, ability from ETL standpoint is good as well. AI/ML exp/ exposure is good to have but not mandatory. GCP exp. is great but not mandatory.

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