Database Developer
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POSITION OVERVIEW: A Database Developer at ProSearch is responsible for designing and maintaining enterprise level software and/or reporting solutions. DATABASE DEVELOPER III: A Database Developer III at ProSearch is expected to have outstanding SQL development skills as well as an exceptional understanding of eDiscovery and the EDRM and the end‐user requirements of eDiscovery professionals at ProSearch as well as the end‐user requirements of our clients. A Senior SQL Developer at ProSearch is responsible for training the next generation of ProSearchers, especially with respect to sharing historic knowledge of existing scripts, tools, and database design. RESPONSIBILITIES: Skilled at Requirements Gathering Translate business requirements into intuitive software solutions Write efficient T‐SQL Performance tuning and optimization using native monitoring and troubleshooting tools Contribute to both technical design hands‐on implementation of SQL solutions Participate in Agile (scrum) development team efforts Maintain healthy relationships and communication channels across business units, including IT and end‐user teams Excellent analytical and articulation skills Complex data reconciliation including validating data sources against report results QUALIFICATIONS (KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND EXPERIENCE): Strong written and verbal communication skills Expert ETL skills Excellent SQL Server database skills Azure Data FactoryAzure SQL ServerElasticsearchPower BISSIS Skills Knowledge of Data Warehouse Design Principles Dimensional Data ModelingStored procedures, views, triggers, and functions Principles of Data Mining Experience in eDiscovery and the EDRM and the priorities for eDiscovery professionals PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Repetitive movement of hands and fingers-typing and/or writing Have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as viewing a computer terminal, extensive reading Occasional standing and walking