Data Visualization Developer - Remote

Data Visualization Developer SUMMARY As a Data Visualization Developer for the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) at the State of Nebraska, you can contribute your skills as we harness the power of technology to help our clients improve the health and well-being of the members they serve — a community’s most vulnerable populations. Connect your passion with purpose, teaming with people who thrive on finding innovative solutions to some of healthcare’s biggest challenges. RESPONSIBILITIES Delivers data, reports and dashboards with the key performance indicators and metrics needed to make business critical decisions and drive business results. Builds strong working relationships with data consumers to understand the link between data requests and business process decisions. Works with data consumers and subject matter experts (SMEs) to understand business rules behind available data to enable proper interpretation for metrics. Perform data cleaning and transformation Analyze, interpret, and compile large amounts of data to find impactful insights that drive decision-making. Create, execute or analyze basic test scenarios to verify that client requirements are built into system design. Partner with business and technical stakeholders to be a champion of change and for data literacy for the organization. Aid in the creation and maintenance of documentation of data artifacts to ensure smooth operations and a robust knowledge base. Teach, train, and educate others across the organization with respect to best practices for presenting and analyzing data to deliver business value. QUALIFICATIONS 3 to 5 years of experience translating business requirements into real action for clients through reporting and visualizations 3 to 5 years experience creating dashboards and visualizations with PowerBI 3 to 5 years experience in SQL (preferably SnowSQL), R, and Python for understanding data Health care background preferred. Strong written and oral communication and presentation skills to collaborate with business leaders, clients and technical personnel A technically inclined, self-starter who is detail oriented. Strong organization, planning, problem solving, and decision-making skills Enjoys digging deep for the answer and won't give up until they have it. Works well independently and collaboratively with peers and external SMEs. Requirements Qualifications Type Category Qualification Description Competency Required Skills Others Ability to write functions and stored procs particularly with multi-dimensional use of data using SQL language. Proficient (4-6 Years) Yes Skills Others Debugging Tools Knowledge and skills of database debugging tools such as Profiler, Gamma, pGAdmin, Quickbase. Proficient (4-6 Years) No Skills Others Logical and physical data modeling concepts Knowledge of relational databases, MS SQL, and data warehouse technologies Proficient (4-6 Years) No Skills Others Communication skills both verbal and written Proficient (4-6 Years) No Skills Tools MicrosoftOffice Proficient (4-6 Years) No Apply To This Job

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