Below are the key skills our Analytics & Reports Developers possess:

Data Collection and Integration

Gathering data from various sources, such as databases, spreadsheets, APIs, and external systems. This often involves data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) processes to ensure data is accurate and consistent.

Report Development

Developing customized reports, dashboards, and visualizations using tools such as business intelligence platforms, programming languages and data visualization libraries.

Data Analysis

Applying statistical and analytical techniques to extract meaningful insights from raw data. This could involve identifying trends, patterns, anomalies, and correlations to support decision-making.

Automation

Developing automated processes to streamline data collection, reporting, and distribution. This might involve creating scheduled jobs to refresh data and reports at regular intervals.

Customization

Tailoring reports and dashboards to meet specific business requirements and user needs. This includes designing user-friendly interfaces and interactive visualizations.

Collaboration

Collaborating with cross-functional teams, including TA managers, analysts, and stakeholders, to understand their requirements and provide them with the necessary data and insights.

Data Quality Assurance

Ensuring data accuracy, consistency, and reliability by implementing data validation processes and error handling mechanisms.

Performance Optimization

Optimizing report and dashboard performance for quick loading and responsiveness, especially when dealing with large datasets.

Documentation

Documenting data sources, methodologies, and processes to ensure transparency and maintainability of the developed solutions.

Stay Current

Keeping up-to-date with the latest trends in data analytics, reporting tools, and technologies to continuously improve skills and bring innovative solutions to the organization.

Troubleshooting

Identifying and addressing any issues related to data quality, report inaccuracies, or technical problems that may arise.