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- Maintain a delivery-orientated approach to developing the reports and their supporting tools & data infrastructure. Provide guidance and knowledge transfer to other team members.
- Ensure successful project delivery with strict adherence to reporting and data practices and the production of all necessary documentation.
Working independently and as part of a team of 6-8.
- Open learner for other tools under Reporting & Data visualization practice team.
- Mentoring other members in the department where appropriate, providing guidance and knowledge transfer.
- Initiation and implementation of Data Visualization initiatives.
- Working with analysis teams to ensure deliverables fulfill business requirements and quality levels
- DataWatch or any Reporting/Data visualization Tool , Strong in SQL
6-10 years of experience on DataWatch or any other Reporting/Data Visualization tool & Development.
- Good in writing medium to complex SQL queries on any database preferably Oracle/ Sybase.
- Good understanding of Oracle/Sybase & relational database development, optimization and tuning. Strong in PL/SQL.
- Data analysis, data profiling and documenting/population of a data sources.
- Understand and interpret functional and non-functional specifications into design solutions.
- Work closely with business analysts, users to define the report visualization
- Understand the system data flows from Front to Back.
The linkage of risk sensitivities to the real world profit and loss figures provides an additional control framework. Attribution is used to test the hypothesis that the risk factors identified for a risky position are sufficient to materially explain the value change expected from the risky position. Such that if position sensitivities to those risk factors are calculated, then the value change observed over a day can be attributed to the market price change of those risk factors, with the magnitude of the estimated as a sum product of the risk factor sensitivities and the corresponding daily risk factor price change.