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Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat / Remote Job Type: Full-Time Department: Data & Analytics About Simform Simform is a premier digital engineering company specializing in Cloud, Data, AI/ML, and Experience Engineering to create seamless digital experiences and scalable products. Simform is a strong partner of Microsoft, AWS, Google Cloud, and Databricks, with a global presence and a strong focus on delivering high-quality engineering solutions for clients across North America, the UK, and Northern Europe. Role Overview We are looking for a Sigma BI Developer to build accurate, intuitive, and user-friendly business intelligence workbooks and dashboards using Sigma Computing and Snowflake. The role will work closely with the Sigma BI Lead, Data Platform, Governance, QA, and business stakeholders to deliver persona-aligned dashboards across areas such as Underwriting, Risk, Treasury, Finance, Sales/Growth, and Operations. The developer will primarily consume certified Snowflake BI Thin Views, Consumer Serving Models, and approved semantic metrics to build governed analytics experiences. The role will also support the controlled migration of existing Tableau dashboards to Sigma while ensuring KPI definitions and business logic remain consistent with approved sources. Key Responsibilities Build, enhance, and maintain Sigma workbooks and interactive dashboards for various business and operational personas. Develop dashboards using certified Snowflake Consumer Serving Models, BI Thin Views, and approved semantic metrics provided by the Data Platform team. Create interactive dashboard elements including: Filters and controls Drill-downs and drill paths Tables and pivots Charts and visualizations Conditional formatting Navigation Approved exports and schedules Translate business and functional requirements into intuitive, persona-oriented dashboard experiences. Follow established workspace, folder, naming, publishing, sharing, and access-control standards. Implement persona-based access, row-level security, column-level security, and other governance requirements as defined by the BI and Governance teams. Support the migration of assigned Tableau dashboards to Sigma Computing. Reconcile migrated dashboards against approved Tableau outputs by validating: Data grain Filters Aggregations Totals KPI outputs Business logic Ensure that no new or unapproved KPI logic is introduced within Sigma workbooks. Perform functional, data, usability, and basic performance testing of dashboards before release. Investigate and resolve dashboard defects in collaboration with Data Engineering, QA, business stakeholders, and the BI Lead. Validate dashboard numbers and outputs with relevant business stakeholders and document reconciliation results. Maintain dashboard documentation, release notes, user guides, and certification evidence. Create reusable dashboard components and follow consistent visualization and design standards across the BI portfolio. Support dashboard demonstrations, user training, adoption activities, and feedback collection. Collaborate with governance and data platform teams to ensure adherence to established BI standards and certified data sources. Participate in Agile development activities, including requirement discussions, task tracking, reviews, and release coordination. Technical Responsibilities Develop production-ready Sigma workbooks using Sigma Computing. Work extensively with Snowflake and SQL for querying and validating governed datasets. Understand and work with: Certified BI views Consumer Serving Models Dimensional data models Joins and aggregations Data grain Semantic metrics Query troubleshooting Perform basic dashboard and query performance diagnostics. Consume approved semantic-layer metrics without independently redefining business KPIs. Understand Tableau dashboards sufficiently to support migration and output reconciliation. Follow established BI governance, security, publishing, and release-management practices. Maintain appropriate documentation using tools such as Jira and Confluence. Required Skills & Qualifications 35 years of experience in BI / Analytics Development. At least 1 year of hands-on experience with Sigma Computing, or demonstrable experience delivering Sigma-based BI projects. 2+ years of experience working with Snowflake and SQL. Strong understanding of SQL, joins, aggregations, dimensional models, and data validation. Hands-on experience building interactive operational or executive dashboards. Strong understanding of BI visualization and dashboard design principles. Ability to convert business requirements into clear, intuitive, and usable dashboard experiences. Experience working with governed datasets, certified views, or semantic models. Ability to validate data accuracy and reconcile dashboard results with source or legacy reports. Strong attention to .
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