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SimCorp
This role keeps getting emailed to me. So whats so special about SimCorp? Or is the greatest fishing exercise in history?
Rate: £80k - £110k per annum + bonus and benefits Location: City Of London
SimCorp Dimension Crystal Report Developer required for a leading Asset Manager. Role Description: The role of a SimCorp Senior Crystal Report Developer within the Programme is to design and develop complex reports as part of the implementation of SimCorp Dimension. The suitable candidate has excellent technical skills (Crystal Reports, SQL), knows the SCD datamodel and is experienced in developing reports in a SimCorp Dimension environment. The candidate should have a good understanding of the asset management business and is able to transform business specifications into technical specifications and report solutions in close collaboration with the business analysts and report users. The candidate is able to function with minimal guidance and operates successfully in a large project environment. The candidate will maintain a close collaboration with the business analysts and the report users and will ensure that the reports are implemented according to the requirements. Key responsibilities " Develop full understanding of the reporting requirements " Review business specifications and mapping of data requirements to the SimCorp Data Model " Development of the required reports in collaboration with the business analysts/report users " Develop report prototypes if required " Technical test of the reports " Write all required documentation " Maintain good working relationship with team membersTags: None
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