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Role: Solution Architect having knowledge on Qliksense and APIs
Hiring type - Sub con-Inside IR35
Location: Sheffield - Hybrid Mode
Solution Architect having knowledge on Qliksense and APIs
- Minimum 10 years of hands-on experience of Solution Architect with knowledge on Qliksense
- Candidate should have hands-on experience of using AI tools like GitHub CoPilot, Claude, etc. for carrying out developer work
- Will have a proven track record delivering QlikSense applications gained through several large-scale projects
- Must have experience of working with the integration of Qlik API with the React mashup layer
- Experience designing data structures, relational databases, and warehouses, and optimizing reporting tools, developing dashboards which are user-friendly, fast, and easy to use
- Strong SQL and database procedures gained through either Sybase, Oracle, or SQL Server
- Will have experience working with complex data structures
- Hands-on experience of working with CICD pipelines for automated deployments
- Experience with all phases of the Reporting Life Cycle, ability to manage the overall process from logging business requests through to their delivery into production including specification, prioritization, development, quality control
- Experience and passion for test-driven development
- Experience of financial reporting and layout, i.e., reports to look and feel the same, logical format, internal consistency
- Experience in building custom extensions using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Scripting
- Administrator experience with the QlikSense application
- Experience in NPrinting and automating jobs in NPrinting Server would be a plus
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- Mandatory Skills: Qlik Catalog
- Good to Have Skills: ANSI-SQL, Dimensional Data Modeling, Qlik Compose, Qlik Replicate
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