BI Developer

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Our Story

Medly is a human-centred digital pharmacy that prioritises patient well-being. We are digitally transforming the healthcare landscape by leveraging cutting edge technology in the mission to create an ecosystem for healthcare providers and patients so that the patients can get free, same day delivery of prescription medication at their doorstep.

What you`ll do:

• Implement various data modeling, visualization and reporting techniques
• Creating qvd file, Transformation
• Create different types of charts for QlikSense/QlikView Dashboard Analysis
• Implementing set analysis in QlikSense/ QlikView
  

What You Have

• Minimum a bachelor degree in Computer Science, Engineering or any related field.
  

We Don’t Expect Anybody To Be An Expert On All Of These, But You Should Be Deeply Familiar With Most, And a Self-starting Learner Who Isn’t Afraid To Ask For Help

• Excellent communication & interpersonal skills since it is a Client facing position.
• Implement various data modeling , visualization and reporting techniques.
• Creating qvd file, Transformation
• Create different types of charts for QlikSense/QlikView Dashboard Analysis
• Implementing set analysis in QlikSense/QlikView
• Provide input on proposing, evaluating and selecting appropriate design alternatives
  

which meet client requirements and are consistent with clients current standards and

processes

• Creating and maintain technical design documentation
• Extracting, transforming and loading data from multiple sources into QlikSense/
  

QlikView applications

Benefits

• Competitive salary and perks
• Best of the breed Laptops and Accessories
• End-to-end Product Development (from idea to execution)
• Convenient office location and open office culture
• Opportunity to make contributions to open-source
• Nurturing and supportive environment that fosters development and growth
• Strong and diverse* team with a deep sense of community and camaraderie
• The satisfaction of knowing that you’re making a difference in the fight to make
  

healthcare more patient-friendly