Software Engineer (powerBI DAX)

FactSet Research Systems
London
1 year ago
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About FactSet: FactSet is a global leader in providing cutting-edge research and analytical tools to finance professionals. We offer instant access to accurate and comprehensive financial data and analytics worldwide. FactSet clients integrate hundreds of databases from industry-leading suppliers into a single, powerful information system. About Enterprise Analytics: The Enterprise Analytics group at FactSet focuses on internal information to support product development and internal sales teams. Our work spans a diverse array of projects and teams, reflecting our broad scope and impact. We analyze user engagement patterns to identify trends and at-risk users, and recommend product bundling strategies. Our team processes and examines internal documents to uncover opportunities, and we are at the forefront of developing tools to work with data from LLM-powered tools. We collaborate closely with our stakeholders over extended periods, helping the business make informed, impactful decisions. Throughout these processes, we leverage both traditional and state-of-the-art machine learning and data analytics techniques, ensuring we remain at the cutting edge of the industry. Job Responsibilities: Collaborate with the Data engineering and Business Analytics team to design and implement PowerBI Dashboards. Establish Best practices to develop PowerBI dashboards. Develop Dev-Ops around PowerBI Dashboards development and Deployments. Work with Data Governance Teams to build and maintain Dashboard Catalogue, Role Based access to Data and Dashboards. Envision and build re-usable PowerBI components that can reduce duplication across the ecosystem of PowerBI Dashboards Technology Learning Opportunities: FactSet is committed to invest into Career development of all the Engineers to upskill, or re-skill based on individual interests, Project priorities and offers: Licenses for learning resources like Pluralsight Reimbursement of Technology Certification Fees (Azure, AWS or relevant Technologies) Paid Leave for Certification Exam preparation (In addition to Casual Leaves and Privilege Leaves) Vibrant Technology Communities that organize Internal programs, technology symposiums, Guest lectures by internal and external experts. Requirements: We are seeking a results-oriented person with at least three years of experience full-time Industry work in Developing interactive visual reports, Dashboards and managing lifecycle of using PowerBI. Proficient in developing advanced-level computations on datasets. Proficient in PowerBI DAX. Proficient in SQL Proven track record of learning / upskilling-reskilling / Technology evangelizing in your current areas of work via, Certifications relevant to your current areas of expertise Open-Source Contributions

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