The Programmer/SQL Analyst must establish close relationships with key business customers to identify business needs and then deploy and support the appropriate information systems to meet those needs.
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SQL Analyst
The Programmer/SQL Analyst must establish close relationships with key business customers to identify business needs and then deploy and support the appropriate information systems to meet those needs.
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Position Title: SQL Analyst
Reports to: IT Manager
Department: Information Technology (IT) Date Revised: August 2014 FLSA Status: Exempt (salary) Summary:
The Programmer/SQL Analyst must establish close relationships with key business customers to identify business needs and then deploy and support the appropriate information systems to meet those needs. Solutions might be globally developed/supported Level-3/4 applications or locally deployed/supported applications including L2/3 COTS packages, site-specific Business Intelligence solutions, and custom developed L3 applications. For global applications, the Analyst will provide local support including day-to-day break-fix support, serve as a communications conduit to the local and global teams, and provide local development to the site. For local applications complete life-cycle ownership will be expected including development. The Analyst must develop deep technical experience with Microsoft SQL.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Business Analyst Focus
Advise and influence business areas during requirements gathering to ensure decisions lead to a solution that represents business needs Prepare cost-benefit and return-on-investment analyses to aid in decisions on system implementations.
Technical Integrator Focus Collaborate with staff and subject matter experts to establish the technical vision and analyze tradeoffs between usability and performance needs. Provide expertise and leadership in the development and integration of IT solutions that support systems and business processes. Skilled in query languages such as SQL. Experience in programming using VB and T-SQL scripting Working knowledge of Crystal Reports Serves as the point person for ERP application - Macola. Provides technical support and/or obtains technical support for our ERP Coordinates the implementation and training for Macola applications. Experience supporting enterprise level applications and software systems Documents programming changes, projects, and details.
Project Management Focus Author project deliverables including project charter, change proposal, and project plan Manage execution of projects to ensure adherence to budget, schedule, and scope Develop and execute communication plans including monthly status reports, presentations and site communications
System Engineer Focus Ability to deal with complex relational data and databases and be familiar with DataMart concepts Experience and knowledge of Business Objects Strong troubleshooting and problem solving skills Ability to proceduralize /streamline complex IT functions Fundamental knowledge of computer systems
Job Description Minimum Requirements
Education Requirements: Bachelors Degree (or equivalent work experience)
3 years experience in Information Technology Knowledge of Business Objects Demonstrated ability to take initiative and work independently Strong critical thinking skills using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems
Additional Preferences: Previous Technology SQL Analyst experience Demonstrated familiarity with DataMarts Experience with Discoverant Computer System Validation experience Strong understanding of manufacturing related computer systems and data. Other Information: 8-hour day shift, Minimum travel required Some on call work may be needed to support our operations Position may require exposure to production areas
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