Workday BIRT developer
yochanaNaperville (IL)
Workday BIRT developer
Posted 5 days ago
yochanaNaperville (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Workday Birt DeveloperA Workday BIRT developer designs, builds, and deploys custom reports and dashboards within Workday using the Workday Business Intelligence and Reporting Tool (BIRT), enabling organizations to visualize data and gain insights. Here's a more detailed breakdown: What They Do: Design and Build Reports: They create custom reports and dashboards tailored to specific business needs, using BIRT's capabilities to manipulate and filter data. Workday BIRT: They are proficient in using the Workday Report Designer (BIRT) to design business form layouts, including customized headers, footers, formatting, and page breaks. Data Visualization: They leverage BIRT to create various report types, including flat tables, map overlays, and explorers with line graphs and data tables. Deployment: They deploy the designed reports to Workday, ensuring they are accessible and functional within the system. Optimization: They may also optimize existing reports to improve efficiency and user experience.
Skills Required:
Workday BIRT Expertise: Proficiency in using the Workday Report Designer (BIRT) is crucial.
Data Analysis: Understanding data structures and business requirements to design effective reports.
Technical Skills:
Familiarity with SQL, data modeling, and potentially other programming languages used in Workday integrations. Problem-solving: Ability to troubleshoot issues and ensure the accuracy and correctness of reports.
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