Business Intelligence Developer

Eurobase People
London
9 months ago
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I'm currently partnering with a client of mine who are looking for a strong Tableau Developer to come on board to deliver on key projects. They are reviewing profiles right away with a view of starting someone immediately. As a Tableau Developer you should have a demonstrated ability to design engaging and interactive business insight dashboards using Tableau and possess extensive knowledge and experience of data visualisation best practice. This is a specific Tableau Development position.

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Developing, maintaining, managing advanced reporting analytics, dashboards Solutions in Tableau

Dashboard creation, troubleshooting, data source management Create and edit SQL Queries within Tableau Create Interactive Filters, Parameters and calculations

Collaborate with business users

Reviewing and improving existing systems

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They are reviewing profiles right away with a view of starting someone immediately. If you would like to discuss this role further call me Subeg Lehl or send me a latest copy of Your CV

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  • Seniority levelMid-Senior level

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  • Employment typeFull-time

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  • Job functionConsulting
  • IndustriesInsurance, Financial Services, and Professional Services

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