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Tableau Developer (9/9)

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samprasoftDenver (CO)

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About the role

Tableau Developer Works closely with business analysts and team members to understand business requirements that drive the analysis and design of quality Tableau reports. These solutions must be aligned with business and IT strategies and comply with the organization's architectural standards. Makes recommendations towards the development of new code or reuse of existing code. Responsibilities may also include participation in component and data architecture design. Has experience with designing Tableau Workbooks and Tableau Dashboards.
Required Experience:
  • 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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