Remote Tableau Developer: Dashboards & Security

PlayStation Global; United States; Remote; USD 101,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

Remote work

Job summary

PlayStation’s Sony Interactive Entertainment seeks an experienced Tableau Developer for the People Analytics team to modernize our dashboard portfolio while preserving security. This is a 6-month contract for hands-on, self‑service analytics with a focus on visual design and scalable data access.

You’ll drive dashboard modernization, implement row-level security, and enable broader access to insights through Snowflake-backed data sources and SQL-driven transformations.

Qualifications

• Significant hands-on experience developing, deploying, and maintaining complex Tableau dashboards in a professional environment.
• Demonstrated experience designing, implementing, and maintaining row-level security in Tableau.

Responsibilities

• Lead the redesign, development, and enhancement of existing Tableau dashboards with modern data visualization practices.
• Partner with People Analytics stakeholders to translate business questions into dashboard solutions.
• Optimize dashboard performance, usability, and maintainability for scalable delivery.
• Incorporate user feedback to improve visual and analytical quality.
• Build dashboards that empower stakeholders to explore data and make informed decisions.

Skills

Advanced Tableau

Row-level security

SQL querying

Data modeling

Performance optimization

Tools

Snowflake

Alteryx

Tableau Server/Cloud

Job description

PlayStation’s Sony Interactive Entertainment seeks an experienced Tableau Developer for the People Analytics team to modernize our dashboard portfolio while preserving security. This is a 6-month contract for hands-on, self‑service analytics with a focus on visual design and scalable data access.

You’ll drive dashboard modernization, implement row-level security, and enable broader access to insights through Snowflake-backed data sources and SQL-driven transformations.