Data Visualization / Looker (Google Cloud Core) Developer

Job Title: Data Visualization / Looker (Google Cloud Core) Developer

Location: Remote

Duration: Long Term Contract

Technical Skills: Years/Level of Experience

Data Visualization                                            (1-3 yrs experience)

Data Analytics                                                    (1-3 yrs experience)

Google Looker (Data Platform)                   (1-3 yrs experience)

Google BigQuery                                              (1-3 yrs experience)

Structured Query Language (SQL)             (3-5 yrs experience)

Role Description: 

As a Looker (Google Cloud Core) Data Engineer & Visualization Developer, you will be responsible for handling data engineering tasks within the BigQuery & Looker platforms, as well as developing visualizations and analytics to provide valuable insights to stakeholders. Your role will also involve UI/UX design to ensure that the data is presented in a user-friendly and visually appealing manner. In addition to these responsibilities, having experience with SQL will be crucial for this role to effectively manipulate and query data.

Candidates with a strong background in data engineering within BigQuery & Looker, data visualization/visual analytics development, and UI/UX design will excel in this position. The ability to effectively communicate complex data insights to non-technical stakeholders will also be key to success in this role. Overall, this position offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology and make a significant impact on data-driven decision-making within the organization.

If you are passionate about leveraging data to drive business outcomes and have a strong technical background in Looker and related technologies, this role offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

Responsibilities:

·         Develop and maintain data engineering processes within Looker & BigQuery

·         Design and develop visual analytics solutions within Looker

·         Drive UI/UX design to create user-friendly interfaces

·         Utilize SQL experience to optimize data queries and performance

Education Level : Bachelors

Special Requirements  

Work Authorization:  s

Clearance Required: Public Trust (Interim to start)

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