OBIEE Technical Lead/Architect
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themesoftMiami (FL)
Data Warehousing SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job Title: OBIEE Technical Lead/ArchitectLocation: Miami, FL (Onsite)Duration: 6+ Months Primary Skill-OBIEEExperience in OBIEE RPD modeling, designing start/snowflake schemasOBIEE Expert with a thorough understanding of OBIEE architecture and the role of different OBIEE components like Analytic Server, Web Server, RPD, Web Catalog, Security, Dashboards, Reports, iBots and SchedulerExperience in writing and profiling complex PL/SQL queries and fetch appropriate data from huge data sets efficiently (SQL Server)Experience in OBIEE Features (i.e. Cache, Usage tracking, Dimensional hierarchy, Variables/Initialization Blocks configuration etc.), converting Snow-Flake Schema to Star Schema, Dim Hierarchies, Dim Extensions, and Physical & Logical Data Modeling.Possess good communication, interpersonal skills, an ability to quickly grasp new concepts- both technical and business related. Flexible and experienced to work independently or in a team environment.Knowledge and Experience in Performance tuning.Basic knowledge in ETL tools (Preferably SSIS). Education/Experience : Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Information Systems or related field and 6-10 years of relevant experience. Specialization Domains: Supply Chain, Warehouse Management Distribution Technologies: Oracle BI - OBIEE, Oracle Database tools like TOAD, SQL Plus and Oracle Tools
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