Design and develop MicroStrategy solutions and .NET/C# applications including dynamic dashboards, flash widgets, reports, and application/project design. Administer MicroStrategy security for many users/groups with security filters, work with client-server architectures, and participate in full lifecycle development (analysis, design, construction, testing).
Company Description
E*Pro Consulting service offerings include contingent Staff Augmentation of IT professionals, Permanent Recruiting and Temp-to-Hire. In addition, our industry expertise and knowledge within financial services, Insurance, Telecom, Manufacturing, Technology, Media and Entertainment, Pharmaceutical, Health Care and service industries ensures our services are customized to meet specific needs. For more details please visit our website www.epro-tech.com.
Job DescriptionNet / C#
- Proficiency with MicroStrategy, .Net/C#
- Dynamic Dashboard, Flash Widget design, Report development, Application development and project design: Facts, Attributes, Hierarchies, Aggregation
- Developer MUST also have experience on Micro Strategy Security Administration with exposure to administering large number of users and groups with security filters and also
- in-depth experience with client server applications and architectures
- Experience working with the full life cycle development process, which includes analysis, design, construction, and testing
Salary: Market Rate
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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