QlikSense Back-End Code Development
Budget: ₹500 – ₹700 INR
I need a seasoned Qlik developer to extend and optimise our existing Qlik Sense / QlikView environment App development. The heart of the job is back-end code development inside the Qlik Deployment Framework, so you should be comfortable working with QVS script files, QLIKVIEW-VARS, QVD layers and final QVF apps, Front end App reports .
The data volume is high and the sources are mixed: live SQL databases plus staged QVDs that already sit in our QDF structure. I expect you to write clean, well-commented script that:
• bundles reusable sub-routine functions so we can call common logic from multiple loads
• uses complex ApplyMap patterns and other advanced data-manipulation techniques to keep the model lean
• complies with our existing folder conventions and variable libraries inside QDF
You’ll code primarily in Sublime Text, push to SVN for each milestone, and validate the results with QSDA Pro before letting me know a build is ready for review.
When we’re done I want:
1. Updated QVS/QVF files committed in SVN with clear comments on each change set.
2. A short read-me that lists every reusable function and the parameters it expects.
3. A QSDA Pro report confirming no script errors and acceptable performance.
If this matches your skills and you can start soon, let’s talk timelines.
The data volume is high and the sources are mixed: live SQL databases plus staged QVDs that already sit in our QDF structure. I expect you to write clean, well-commented script that:
• bundles reusable sub-routine functions so we can call common logic from multiple loads
• uses complex ApplyMap patterns and other advanced data-manipulation techniques to keep the model lean
• complies with our existing folder conventions and variable libraries inside QDF
You’ll code primarily in Sublime Text, push to SVN for each milestone, and validate the results with QSDA Pro before letting me know a build is ready for review.
When we’re done I want:
1. Updated QVS/QVF files committed in SVN with clear comments on each change set.
2. A short read-me that lists every reusable function and the parameters it expects.
3. A QSDA Pro report confirming no script errors and acceptable performance.
If this matches your skills and you can start soon, let’s talk timelines.