BI Lead
Lumin -
Sheikh Zayed, GizaPosted 1 year ago17Applicants for1 open position
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Job Description
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Manage and lead BI team
- Select tools and methodologies to ensure that solution identify defects and comply with quality standards.
- Carefully collect the requirements from stakeholders (across teams).
- Translating business requirements into technical ones.
- Build the requirements into artistic looking dashboards or other data output using and language.
Job Requirements
Qualifications & Experience:
- Bachelors in Software Engineer or Computer Science.
- A minimum of 7+ Years of experience in related field/needed technology.
- Culturally fitting with the company’s standards and profile.
- Adapting to dynamic work environment.
- Possess general programming skills & SDLC.
experienced with BI tools like:-
- Power BI is a must
- Tableau desktop, Tableau online/server, SQL (querying and optimization) and python data libraries.
- Document the work on schedule.
- Basic ETL jobs
- Participation in data warehouse design.
- Learn new topics and tools on the go (as business grows) like Big Data handling.
- A plus: Build and maintain Machine Learning prediction models(classification).
- A plus: Build and maintain time series-based predictions.
- Aplus: using SAS
Specifications And Skills:
- Communication skills and details oriented.
- Continuous learning and problem solving.
- Writing clean, optimized queries and codes.
- SQL for data retrieval and views creation.
- MS SQL SERVER is a must
- Data warehouse basic knowledge.
- Big data concepts (hands on is a plus).
- Advanced working SQL knowledge and experience working with relational databases, start schema, as well as working familiarity with a variety of databases.
- ETL tools and processes basic knowledge.
- API hands-on experience to get requirements from android app and website analytical tools.
