Business Intelligence Solutions Architect
Business Intelligence Solutions Architect
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 10+ years of working experience in Business Intelligence, Data Architecture, Analytics Engineering, or Enterprise Data Management roles.5+ years as a senior or lead architect.
- Advanced SQL and data profiling skills.
- Preferred experience working with Qlik Sense, Power BI and Snowflake.
- Snowflake Expert: Deep experience with Snowflake development, including advanced SQL, data warehousing best practices, and performance tuning for large datasets.
- Power BI Power-User: Mastery of DAX and Power Query. You should be comfortable managing a large-scale "Published Gallery" and ensuring a seamless user experience for executive-level dashboards.
- Strong expertise in data warehousing, data modeling, ETL/ELT frameworks, SQL, cloud data platforms, and enterprise reporting strategies.
- Good communication skills in verbal and written
- Preferred Experience in big data implementation in data warehouse and/or Qlik product
- Knowledge with web server integration in cloud platform (AWS) and Qlik Sense.
- Experience in Qlik Sense server administration and configuration.
- Experience in building APIs to leverage Qlik Sense for deployment automation, user updates and scheduling.
- Preferred Experience in data warehouse implementation or being familiar with data warehouse concepts.
- Experience with Jira and source control environments like Git, GitHub etc.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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