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Superset Architect - Bay Area CA (onsite from Day 1)

Cliecon Solutions Inc, (head quartered in central NJ ) is one of the fastest growing and a leading consulting and management firm with 12 years of experience in Staff Augmentation.
We handle complete recruiting cycle for fortune 500 clients, major implementing partners and tier -1 vendors.
We specialized in recruiting for Application development, Big data, Databases, Infrastructure, Cloud, Mobile and ERP based solutions projects.
Role:
Superset Architect Location:
Bay Area CA (100% onsite from Day 1) Hire Type:
Long Term Contract C2C/W2 Expected Start Date:
6th March
Job Description:
15
year experience Demonstrated experience in architecting and doing implementation on Superset platform Migration from any other platform to Superset experience will be highly valuable Design, implementation experience in data modelling, visualization, analytics, building underlying components from caching, security, access control and similar aspects Superset Architect - Bay Area CA (onsite from Day 1) Recommended Skills Access Controls Caching Data Analysis Data Modeling Visualization Apply to this job.
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