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IBM Analytics Developer Aerospace & Defence Warton - hybrid £45-60,000 We are searching for an IBM Analytics Developer to join one of the worlds largest aerospace & defence organisations out of their base in Warton on a hybrid working model. The organisation specialise in creating and supplying … government that cover areas such as aerospace, electronics, air, land, maritime and cyber intelligence. What you'll be doing: Design, develop and maintain Planning Analytics models, cubes, dimensions, rules and reports within an interactive development environment. Develop solutions to integrate between IBM Cognos Analytics, Planning Analytics with … Watson (PAW) Dashboards and IBM Planning Analytics reports (PASS). Work with stakeholders, analysts and other developers to understand systems and collaborate on the implementation of appropriate Planning Analytics solutions. Translating business requirements and rules in into technical design specifications Building and deploying Planning Analytics solutions using more »

JD: SAP BI Analytics, SAC & HANA Developer (BI, Studio, Modelling, BOBJ, BW, SAC) Deep and broad exposure and understanding of SAP Data Warehouse Concepts Proven expertise in SAP BW & HANA Studio Architecture/Design and Data Modeling Proven expertise in Frontend Tools SAP Analytics Cloud, SAP Business … Enterprise Data Warehouse Environments Proven experience with formulating governance standards and guidelines around design/development of solutions Proven depth of source systems and Analytics Experience dealing with SAP S4, SAP ECC, MDG, SRM, Hybris, CRM and others in SAP EcoSystem Good Understanding and experience in modules such as … PM, EWM, GL, COPA Proven expertise in providing Technical Solutions to fulfill Business requests using SAP BW, SAP BW on HANA, SAP HANA, SAP Analytics Cloud, HANA Studio based build, BW4HANA and CDS Views/Fiori Reporting Proven depth in Embedded Analytics in SAP EcoSystem Experience in Implementing more »