Required || QlikView Developer || NYC,NY || 6+ Months || Phone And F2F

8:25 AM |

Dear Partner

Hope you are doing great!!

Please go through the requirement and let me know if you have any consultant for the same position.

 

Please do share me your hotlist also at Arpit@tresourceinc.com

 

QlikView Developer

NYC,NY

6+ Months

Candidates must be local and available for a F2F interview

Description

We are seeking an experienced IT professional that will be responsible for gathering requirements, architecting, designing, developing, and supporting QlikView applications. The candidate must have experience working on QlikView scripting, data analytics, data modeling and dashboard design using QlikView. Candidate must also be well versed in full software development lifecycle.

 

Qualifications

Skill Required
- 5 plus years working with QlikView v9/10/11 design and development
- 3 plus years gathering requirements for QlikView
- Strong understanding of QlikView v11 architecture
- Good understanding of data modeling concepts
- Good at Dashboard and UI design
- Good data analysis skills
- Strong Database skills (DB2, Sybase)
- Excellent problem solving skills
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to multi-task

Skills Desired
- Experience working with offshore teams/ coordinating tasks.
- Experience with QlikSense / Tableau / SAP BusinessObjects
- Experience with Autosys

 

Thanks and Regards,

Arpit Arora | Sr.Technical Recruiter

Technology Resource Group Inc. 
3736 Hillsdale Court Santa Clara, CA 95051

Office:408-709-1760 Ext : 961, Cell: 408-502-5132

Gtalk: Arpittechwire | Fax: 408-884-2409

Arpit@tresourceinc.com | www.tresourceinc.com

 

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[DIYbio] Contamination. Help needed!

3:32 AM |

Dear all, 

We have problems of contamination in several of our cell lines. Cell viability is pretty good, however, cell morphology is affected whatever the cell line. In addition and importantly, we observe a lot of small particles in the medium. Their number increase over time.
Mycoplasma tests were negative. We also sent our samples to 2 microbiological labs. Nevertheless, they were not able to identify the source of our contamination. We are wondering whether these contaminations are due to (myco)bacteria, viruses, or even yeast.
You may find attached movies showing how these particles "appear". The morphology of this cell line is normally homogeneous with round cells.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/n1p711dwfxnzxgy/150724%20tf1%202h30%20mes%205%20min%202%28converti%29.mov?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ggbt1u8i3piau0q/150724%20tf1%202h30%20mes%205%20min.avi?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sp2ncal7szl2kkr/150726%20tf1%202%20min%20mes%20100ms.mov?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/c0okt4k3twgzg4z/150726%20tf1%204h%205%20min.avi?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ngjhzcy9fejzjn/TF-1%20big%20cell.avi?dl=0

Does somebody have an idea concerning this contamination ? 

Thanks for your help,

Cindy

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