Senior SAS Architect
Senior SAS Architect
Posted 43 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Good understanding of predictive analytics, data quality and data management concepts
- Ability to manage mid-to-large SAS development projects; experience in project management is a plus
- Understanding of configuration management, change management and release management concepts and how they relate to application development and administration
- Experience in systems support, user support, customer support or training of enterprise class software and/or hardware
- Detailed knowledge of security, performance, server design, cross-platform architecture, various topologies
- Ability to relay and receive information in various
- Demonstrated ability to present complex technical programs and concepts
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science or related area and a minimum of 10 years overall technical experience
- Experience in SAS encompassing entire SAS EBI suite of tools with in-depth understanding of Base SAS, Macros, PROC SQL, IML, and SAS Enterprise Guide.
- Minimum 5 years hands on experience with SAS Management Console, SAS EG, JMPMinimum 2 years hands on experience with SAS web tools, SAS Stored Processes, Macro, Graph, Stat, OLAP Cube, Information map, SAS BI Dashboard
- Knowledge of Enterprise Miner, Model Manager, Base SAS code is a MUSTConceptual understanding of data profiling, fuzzy matching, entity resolution, etc
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