Develop Web Intelligence reports and dashboards using SAP BusinessObjects. Build universes and connect to SAP BW, Oracle, SQL Server, Salesforce, and Google Analytics. Write BW queries with BEx, create BEx Analyzer workbooks, troubleshoot SAP BW/ECC data issues, and use Infoburst for report distribution. Follow data warehousing best practices.
Job Description
Hi,This is Raju. I am Recruiter at Randstad Technologies and I am reaching out in regards to your background. I have an exciting opportunity
*Candidates MUST be able to work on W2 to qualify for this role.*
Job Title: SAP Business Objects Developer
Duration: 6 Months
Position Type: Contract to hire
Location:San Francisco, CA
Job description:
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Additional InformationJob description:
- Create WEBi reports and dashboards to support our distribution business analytic needs.
- Data will come from various sources like SAP BW; Oracle; SQL Server; Salesforce. com.
- Expert in various Business objects tools - Web Intelligence; IDT; UDT; Live Office; Data Federator; BI Launchpad; CMC; Scheduling.
- Ability to research data issues in SAP BW and SAP ECC
- Expertise with BW as a datasource and writing BW Queries using BEx Query Designer and creating complex workbooks in BEx Analyzer.
- Experience with Infoburst to e-mail reports and write files to ftp server.
- Expertise connecting to and building universes on SQL Server; Oracle; Salesforce; Google Analytics.
- 10+ years functional experience SAP - BO/ BI/BW Modules.
- Must be familiar with Data Warehousing best practices.
Note: If you feel this job description does not suit your profile then kindly let me know your preferred job roles so that I can be in touch with you with similar jobs and you can refer me a suitable person
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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