Data Warehouse Developer Resume

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Data Warehouse Developer

Confidential

Responsibilities:

Designed, created, optimized, and maintain SQL Server infrastructure, data artifacts, and ETL components managed in Team Foundation Server to enable reporting and analytics from disparate systems.
Created and maintain data dictionary using SQL Server and ASP.Net
Designed, created, and maintain standardization processes for address validation, phone number validation, and geocoding using SQL Server and C#.

Senior Data Analyst

Confidential

Responsibilities:

Utilized SQL Server, Business Objects, and Teradata tools to create an assortment and cost of goods application that resulted in reduced development and purchasing costs. It also identified the most and least profitable items, and suggested the breadth and depth of products to carry to maximize profit margin.
Designed and created an ASP.Net and Teradata based website for locating merchandise across theme parks.
Designed, created, optimized, and maintained database infrastructure in SQL server for a process to streamline and automate product development. This process facilitated reduced costs through global leveraging of product buys, information sharing between departments, and reduction of redundant data entry.

Business Intelligence Analyst

Confidential

Responsibilities:

Created and maintained Business Objects Universes, Web Intelligence Documents, and SQL Server artifacts.
Created rules, data, and automation for target marketing campaigns.

Applications Administrator

Confidential

Responsibilities:

Assigned, prioritized, provided technical leadership, and monitored work for a team of Visual Basic .Net and Business Objects developers utilizing Team Foundation Server.
Maintained enterprise dashboards that utilize Xcelsius, QaaWS, live office, and Web Intelligence.
Maintained fourteen Business Objects universes that together contain 2,300 objects.

Application Developer

Confidential

Responsibilities:

Created and maintained highly complex programs written in Visual Basic .Net, ASP.Net, Crystal Reports, and PL/SQL that used Microsoft Internet Information Services.