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About ClearTrail At ClearTrail, work is more than just a job. Our calling is to develop solutions that empower those dedicated to keeping their people, places and communities safe. For over 23 years, law enforcement & federal agencies across the globe have trusted ClearTrail as their committed partner in safeguarding nations & enriching lives. We are envisioning the future of intelligence gathering by developing artificial intelligence and machine learning-based lawful interception & communication analytics solutions that solve the worlds most challenging problems. Role - BI Develope rExperience Required - 2 - 3 Year sLocation - Indore, MP (Work from office 5 days ) Job Descriptio n:We are looking for a skilled Dashboard & Application Developer responsible for designing and developing business applications and interactive dashboards on the organization's designated platform. The candidate will collaborate closely with UX/UI designers, business stakeholders, and backend teams to integrate data from REST APIs, transform data into meaningful insights, and deliver user-friendly applications and dashboard s. Technical Ski llsExperience developing dashboards and analytics solutions.Strong understanding of REST APIs and web service integrations.Experience working with JSON data structures.Knowledge of application development on enterprise platforms.Understanding of data visualization best practices.Familiarity with SQL and data querying concepts.Experience with version control systems (Git preferred).Functional Ski llsAbility to understand and translate business requirements.Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.Excellent communication and stakeholder management abiliti es. R ole:Dashboard Develop mentDesign, develop, and maintain interactive dashboards on the specified platform.Translate business requirements into meaningful visualizations and reports.Ensure dashboards provide accurate, actionable, and real-time insights.Optimize dashboard and user experience.Application Design & Develop mentDesign and build multiple business applications based on functional requirements.Collaborate with UX/UI teams to implement intuitive and user-friendly interfaces.Ensure adherence to platform standards and development best practices.API Integra tionConsume and integrate data from RESTful web services and APIs.Perform data mapping, transformation, and validation.Troubleshoot API integration issues and ensure reliable data flow.Work with backend teams to understand API contracts and data structures.Quality & Sup portPerform unit testing and support user acceptance testing.Resolve defects and enhance existing applications.Maintain technical documentation and deployment gui des. .
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