Tableau Developer (9/9)
About the role
- In depth knowledge and experience in Microsoft SQL Server database and the Transact-SQL programming language.
- Experienced in the use of Tableau Report Server and Services.
- Experience in the seamless integration of Tableau Workbooks and DashboardsAdvanced knowledge of Microsoft database application development in the SQL Server Management Studio development environment
- Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Transact-SQL procedural language scripting
- Advanced knowledge of stored procedures
- Advanced knowledge of Tableau Desktop Creator
- Advanced knowledge of Tableau Workbooks
- Advanced knowledge of Tableau DashboardsAdvanced knowledge of complex relational database concepts, including proper use of both normalized and de-normalized data models 2-5 years experience with Tableau Workbook creation
- Bachelors Degree, or equivalent work experience.
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