Analytics Application Engineer (Legal Industry)
robert halfRiver Edge (NJ)
Analytics Application Engineer (Legal Industry)
Posted 36 days ago
robert halfRiver Edge (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are looking for an Analytics Application Engineer to support and advance an internal reporting platform serving teams in River Edge, New Jersey. This position blends application engineering, data integration, and analytics development to deliver reliable dashboards and actionable operational insights. The ideal candidate will be comfortable working across the full stack, from syncing source-system data into a reporting database to shaping intuitive web-based reporting experiences for internal stakeholders.
Responsibilities:
Develop, support, and improve a custom Next.js application that provides interactive dashboards, reusable reports, and performance metrics for internal teams.
Oversee the TypeScript-based data ingestion process that brings Salesforce and Litify information into PostgreSQL, with a focus on accuracy, consistency, and timely updates.
Structure and maintain the reporting database environment, including curated views, application-managed tables, historical metric records, and dashboard settings.
Administer deployments and recurring platform operations through Firebase hosting and GitHub Actions, while monitoring job health and resolving processing issues.
Configure and maintain authentication and authorization controls in Firebase to protect access to internal reporting tools.
Partner with business stakeholders to convert reporting needs into efficient queries, scalable data models, and user-friendly dashboard designs.
Investigate data or application issues across the reporting stack and implement fixes that improve reliability and performance.
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