Tableau Developer
my3techHouston (TX)
About the role
Hello all,
Job Title / Role: Tableau Developer
Key Skills: Tableau Reports, SQL, Macros, Pivot Tables, LOD expressions and UX Design
Experience: 10+Location: San Deigo CAMode: Remote
Job Type: CTH-6 MonthsJob Description
Design, develop, conducts unit testing, and maintains complex Tableau reports for scalability, manageability, extensibility, performance, and re-use. Provide technical expertise in areas of architecture, design, and implementation. Strong proficiency with Tableau Desktop, Tableau Server, and Tableau Cloud. Advanced experience with calculations, LOD expressions, parameters, actions, and dashboard optimization. Strong SQL and data analysis skills. Experience implementing dashboards from UX/UI designs, wireframes, or Figma prototypes. Understanding of fundamental UX principles and how users consume and interact with data. Experience working alongside UX designers, UI designers, or digital product teams. Strong communication and stakeholder collaboration skills. Experience working in Agile delivery environments. Partner closely with UX and UI Designers throughout discovery, design, and implementation phases. Provide guidance on Tableau capabilities, constraints, and technical considerations during design development. Recommend alternative approaches when design concepts exceed Tableau platform limitations. Collaborate with designers to preserve user experience intent while ensuring technical feasibility. Participate in design reviews and implementation walkthroughs to validate alignment between design and delivered solutions.
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