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BI Developer (Tableau) - Senior (6-10 Yrs.)

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samprasoftAustin (TX)

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Job TitleSenior: Skills equiv. to 6-10 years in comparable position. Perform physical and/or logical data modeling and analysis. Ability to work in a fast-paced, technical, cross-functional environment and be able to produce with minimal direction. Excellent written and verbal communication. Financial Services experience preferred. 6 - 10 years Tableau experience.6 - 10 years SQL experience. Skills equiv. to 6-10 years in comparable position. Responsible for determining business information needs and identifies systems requirements. Analyzes business intelligence data and provides reports. Acts as liaison between information technology and business units. Ensures data accuracy. Assesses data extraction, report generation and bugs appearing in operations involving the data warehouse. Will generate operational reports, BI reports, dashboards and data models for various business units with the help of reporting tools. Must have successful experience scoping, requirements gathering, implementation, training and ongoing maintenance of multiple reporting systems and related tools. Competency in specifying requirements and be familiar with online analytical processing style reporting. Ability to employ root cause analysis for data quality analysis, redundancy elimination, source identification and data reconciliation. Proven ability to communicate effectively and gather requirements from users, relating technical requirements to non-technical audiences. Ability to identify, report and communicate insights and trends in a clear, concise and articulate manner is key.

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