Software Developer

```html Job Title: Software Developer II Address: Detroit, MI Hours Verify with a Recruiter or Staffing Manager! Job Description

Responsible for coding, testing, supporting and debugging existing reporting (Microsoft Access) and converting reporting using SQL and Snowflake.

Works with higher level developers to learn basic understanding of data landscape but works independently to recreate and test new reporting.

Ability to work independently to define, manage, and complete activities.

May interact directly with business clients for purposes of gathering and conveying information.

Analyzes issues and uses judgment to make decisions.

Provides constructive feedback to the team, suggesting actions to improve individual and team performance.

Knowledge of coding, testing, supporting and debugging software.

Ability to gather and convey information to business clients. Tailors the information to appeal to the level and interest of others.

To the extent that it is reasonable, goes the extra mile to make sure that each individual's needs are met.

Identifies opportunities or problems and acts quickly and decisively to respond to the situation.

Takes initiative to work on challenging or stretch work assignments. Takes full advantage of opportunities to develop his/her skills. Critical Information

Hybrid â 3 days a week in the Detroit office.

Interview Process: 3 video interviews; in-person if local.

Duration: 6+ months with potential extensions.

Due Date: 5/2.

Years of Experience: 3-5 years.

Top Three Skills: SQL, Microsoft Access, Snowflake Cloud.

Required Skills: SQL/Python, high level of communication, detail oriented.

Tools or Technologies: SAS, Microsoft Access, Snowflake/Nucleus, SQL.

Ideal Candidate Profile: Ability to review a report built in Microsoft Access and recreate it using Snowflake and SQL. Must work independently with minimal guidance. Education/Licenses Needed Verify with a Recruiter or Staffing Manager!

This is an AI-generated job description, therefore this does not remove human decision-making.

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