SV Tech Systems Inc

SV Tech Systems Inc

Developer/Programmer IV

Beverly Hills, CA, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 4215 days ago
SQLData VisualizationFirewallCommunication

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About the role

  • The developer should be a self-starter and be able to work in an agile and dynamic environment.
  • Strong customer and interpersonal skills are a must as the developer will be working with business users and a 7-member Data & Analytics implementation team.

Responsibilities

  • The developer should be able to make recommendations on WebFocus infrastructure and architecture (i.e. how to implement mobile delivery within and outside the firewall).

Skills

  • Minimum 5 years experience with Information Builders/WebFocus
  • Experience working with MPP databases, Big Data and relational databases (Oracle, Sybase, SQL Server)
  • Strong written and verbal communication in English
  • Ability to create dashboards on webportal, mobile devices
  • Knowledge of different charts/graphs and visual representations
  • Understand user experience and engagement for self-service discovery
  • Be able to work at various Fox sites in the West Los Angeles Area (Beverly Hills, Century City, Play del Rey etc.)
  • Ability to read a data model
  • Worked in enterprise environments
  • Must work on-site
  • Experience with other Business Intelligence tools (Tableau, QlikView etc.)
  • Experience with virtualization tools such as Composite, Denodo and Informatica.

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