Visualization Developer

Visualization Developer

Create dynamic and impactful visual representations of data to enable informed decision-making.

Data & Analytics
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AU$105K
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Average salary in Australia
9%
Job Growth
26
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Visualization Developers specialize in creating interactive, user-friendly visual representations of data using tools like Power BI and Tableau. They work closely with data analysts and business stakeholders to transform complex data sets into understandable and actionable insights. These professionals are adept in various coding and analytical languages like SQL, Python, and R, and they continuously adapt to emerging technologies and methodologies in data visualization.

What are the typical duties & responsibilities of a Visualization Developer?

  • Design, develop, and deploy dynamic data visualizations and reports.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to understand business needs and data requirements.
  • Create and maintain documentation for visualization projects.
  • Participate in design and code reviews to ensure adherence to best practices.
  • Provide technical support and training to end-users.
  • Stay updated with the latest features and updates in visualization tools.
  • Ensure data quality and integrity in collaboration with data teams.
  • Lead the visualization development process, fostering an innovative environment.
  • Conduct testing and troubleshooting of visualizations.
  • Develop data models to support data analysis and reporting.
  • Optimize existing dashboards and reports for better performance.
  • Advise on best visualization practices to communicate complex data to non-technical users.

What are the typical role requirements of a Visualization Developer?

  • Proficiency in visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau, and others.
  • Strong understanding of SQL, DAX, and other data manipulation languages.
  • Knowledge of coding and analytical languages like Python, R, and MS SQL Server.
  • Experience with data modeling and the ability to design efficient data structures.
  • Familiarity with ETL processes and data warehousing concepts.
  • Ability to translate business requirements into technical specifications.
  • Experience in optimizing and enhancing visualizations for performance and usability.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and analytical mindset.
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and oral.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field.
  • Minimum of 10 years of experience in Business Intelligence or related field.
  • Leadership experience and the ability to work collaboratively in a team.

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Visualization Developer Levels

Intern Visualization Developer

Intern Visualization Developer

An Intern Visualization Developer is a budding professional who assists in transforming complex data into visually compelling narratives. They support the development of dynamic visualizations and dashboards that drive data-driven decision-making, under the guidance of senior team members. Their role is a balance of learning, contributing, and growing in the field of data visualization.

Graduate Visualization Developer

Graduate Visualization Developer

A Graduate Visualization Developer is a fresh talent in the data visualization field, using their skills to transform complex data into visually compelling narratives. They work closely with data analysts and other team members, utilizing their knowledge of visualization tools and principles to create clear, engaging visuals that drive data-driven decision-making.

Junior Visualization Developer

Junior Visualization Developer

A Junior Visualization Developer is a creative professional who transforms complex data into visually engaging and understandable graphics. They use data visualization tools and software to design and develop visual reports and dashboards that help businesses make informed decisions.

Visualization Developer (Mid-Level)

Visualization Developer (Mid-Level)

A Mid-Level Visualization Developer is a critical role in the data analysis process, focusing on transforming complex data into visually compelling narratives. They are skilled in using visualization tools and have a keen eye for design and detail. Their work enables stakeholders to understand and act upon data insights effectively.

Senior Visualization Developer

Senior Visualization Developer

A Senior Visualization Developer is an experienced professional who specializes in creating intuitive and impactful data visualizations. They use their technical expertise and design skills to translate complex data into easily understandable visual narratives, aiding business decision-making and strategy formulation.

Lead Visualization Developer

Lead Visualization Developer

A Lead Visualization Developer is a seasoned professional who leverages their expertise in data visualization tools and techniques to transform complex data into clear, impactful visual narratives. They lead the development of visualization projects, mentor junior developers, and collaborate with data analysts and stakeholders to ensure that data insights are effectively communicated.

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