BI Developer - Stockholm, Sweden

Role: BI Developer
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Language Proficiency: English(Mandatory) & Swedish (Preferred)
 
ROLE EXPECTATIONS:
We are looking for an analytical person who enjoys solving complex problems and delivering end-to-end solutions.
Hands-on mentality and feel committed to the goals and deliverables of the team (local and international).
Very good communication skills and can work independently.
As a Data Engineer, very keen to learn new tools in software development and continuous improvement mindset and an Agile way.

 
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Administrate and operate central data platform including planning, installation, upgrade and decommission of components
Configure new components to be included in the release pipeline through Dev, PreProd and Prod
Be the operational partner of the scrum teams
Coordinate incident recovery, planning and implementation of changes and deployments, evaluate problems, optimize and tune system landscapes
Design, implement, maintain and improve of the Continuous Delivery Pipeline
Perform Technical 2nd / 3rd Level support
Support international projects, improvement and automation of operational routines

 
SKILLS:
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
Azure Data Factory (ADF)
Self-Hosted Integration Runtime (SHIR)
Spark
Data bricks
Enterprise gateway
PowerBI
Azure Analysis Services (AAS)
Big Data
Team Foundation Server (TFS) CI/CD

 
GOOD TO HAVE:
4 years of experience as a DevOps Engineer in the Data area
Hands-on knowledge working with Azure and BI solutions / ETL / Machine learning implementations
Experience and can create data ingestion solutions and integration to source systems (e.g. SSIS, SHIR, Azure Sync, Oracle, MSQL, ETL tooling)
Program in scripting languages such as PowerShell and have hands-on experience with building and maintaining release pipelines with ARM
Basic knowledge in the area of (distributed) IT infrastructure and cloud computing (e.g. DNS, IP-networks, routing, firewall, database, Active Directory, IT security, service principles)