EL1 Lead Qlik Business Intelligence Specialists

Australian Citizens residing in Australia only respond.

Job details

We are seeking two experienced Business Intelligence Specialists to deliver a production‑ready Qlik Cloud environment.

This engagement will include

• Migration of Qlik Sense Apps from on-premise infrastructure to Qlik Cloud
• Implementation of a governance framework
• Replacement of legacy static reporting capability currently delivered via Qlik nPrinting
• Transfer of capability to NIAA business‑as‑usual support

Key duties and responsibilities

The successful candidates will be responsible for delivery of the following:

Application migration

• Migration and enhancement of existing data models
• Migration of in-scope Qlik applications from on-premise to Qlik Cloud
• Validation of functionality, performance and data integrity

Platform capability replacement

• Replacement of in-scope Qlik nPrinting reports with equivalent Qlik Cloud reporting solutions
• Configuration of equivalent GeoAnalytics functionality within Qlik Cloud

Governance model implementation

• Define and implement change and release management processes
• Implementation of the agreed role-based access control model
• Configuration of audit and monitoring capabilities

Standards and documentation

• Development standards and naming conventions
• Data model and dashboard design standards
• Administration runbooks and support documentation

Training and transition

• User training materials and sessions
• Administrator training materials and handover sessions
• Knowledge transfer and supporting documentation to enable transition to BAU implementation and business ownership

Criteria

The buyer has specified that each candidate must provide a one page pitch to address all criteria specified. This is equal to 5000 characters.

Essential criteria

• 1.Strong track record developing interactive Qlik dashboards and reports.
• 2.Demonstrated experience designing and implementing physical data models in Microsoft SQL Server.
• 3.Highly developed data communication skills, including the ability to explain data concepts to audiences of varying data literacy levels.
• 4.Understanding of, or the ability to acquire knowledge of, the sensitivities associated with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander data, and the ability to communicate and manage such data in a respectful, appropriate, and culturally informed manner.