Senior Software Developer - Cognos

Source Code; Toronto; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A tech development company is seeking a Senior Cognos Developer in Toronto to translate technical specifications into applications. The role requires 7-10 years of experience in public sector or large business, hands-on skills in Cognos and SQL, and proficiency in Power BI. Responsibilities include developing programming specifications and maintaining applications. This position is onsite five days a week, contributing to important I&T transformation projects.

Qualifications

• 7-10 years of experience as a Senior Cognos Developer in public sector or large business.
• 2+ years of experience with Power BI.
• Hands-on experience with writing Cognos and SQL.

Responsibilities

• Translate technical systems specifications into working applications.
• Develop detailed programming specifications and generate code.
• Maintain data-driven programs.

Skills

Cognos development

Power BI

SQL

Infrastructure recommendations

Tools

Cognos

Power BI

Job description

Overview

ONSITE 5 days a week - Yonge St. Toronto

Security Level: CRJMC

Responsibilities

required to translate technical systems specifications into working, tested applications. This includes: developing detailed programming specifications writing and/or generating code compiling data-driven programs, maintaining,

Qualifications

• 7-10 years of experience as a Senior Cognos Developer in a public sector environment or large (greater than 1000 users) business and I&IT transformation project(s).
• Experience in Power BI (2+ years of exp)
• Hands-on experience writing Cognos and SQL
• Experience in large scale implementations
• Technical expertise to enhance, configure, customize and integrate case management system with external or related applications
• Experience in conducting requirements elicitation, fit-gap, design, and development phases in large Cognos implementations
• Ability to advise and provide technical recommendations on infrastructure, reporting and interfaces