Data Architect

\nProvide knowledge transfer of business processes and reporting workflows to stakeholders and end users\nAssess, design, and optimize data workflows to support efficient data processing and analytics\nConfigure and maintain Qlik data connections to various source systems ensuring secure and reliable access\nPrepare analytic-ready datasets, including data modeling and transformation for reporting and analytics\nDevelop and optimize Qlik scripts and data models to support scalable and high-performance applications\nDesign, develop, test, and deploy Qlik dashboards and analytical applications aligned with business requirements\nCreate wireframes and visualization layouts to support intuitive and user-friendly reporting solutions\nConfigure dashboard functionality, perform validation testing, and ensure accuracy of outputs\nDevelop UI/UX enhancements and customizations to improve user experience and usability\nImplement robust security models, including role-based access and data-level security controls\nManage application lifecycle processes, including migration from development to production environments\nSchedule and automate data reload tasks and workflows to ensure timely and accurate data refresh\nPerform application performance tuning, user experience analysis, and system usage monitoring\nConduct network and usage behavior analysis to improve system efficiency and reporting performance\nSupport data warehouse, analytics, and enterprise reporting development initiatives\nConfigure and integrate Qlik with NPrinting for automated and scheduled report distribution\nDesign and generate reports in multiple formats including PDF, Microsoft Office, and HTML\nDeploy applications and reports on a scheduled basis in accordance with business requirements\nProvide end-user training and knowledge transfer on Qlik applications and reporting tools\nTrain and mentor team members on Qlik Sense development, administration, and best practices\nCollaborate with Department stakeholders to standardize data collection, storage, and reporting processes\n