Our client in the US is looking for a Developer to build and maintain their bespoke client-facing reporting applications, turning validated campaign data into fast, reliable and white-label client experiences.

Core responsibilities

• Build and maintain client-specific reporting web applications and reusable dashboard components.
• Implement filters, deep-linked/parameterized views, maps, campaign selectors and other interactive features.
• Support embedded/iframe routes, full-page routes and client-branded domains.
• Implement appropriate access-control, authentication/obfuscation and usage-analytics patterns.
• Enhance dashboards based on client feedback while preserving consistency across the fleet.
• Partner with the Data Engineer on data contracts, definitions and release validation.
• Monitor dashboard health and participate in rollback/recovery planning.
• Replicate or migrate incumbent dashboard experiences without client-visible discontinuity when required.

Requirements

Must-have profile

• 4+ years building production dashboards, analytics applications or data-driven web applications.
• Strong data-visualization skills plus front-end/web application capability; not limited to static BI report building.
• Experience integrating applications with APIs/data warehouses and handling production deployments.
• Comfort with embedded experiences, URL parameters, authentication/access controls and responsive client-facing UX.
• Ability to work closely with data engineering and non-technical account stakeholders.

Preferred experience

• Experience in ad-tech, media analytics or marketing reporting.
• Experience with geospatial/map visualizations.
• Experience with white-label SaaS/reporting applications and multi-client deployments.

What success looks like

• Client dashboards remain available, accurate and easy to use.
• New client dashboards can be launched quickly from reusable components without feeling generic.
• Feature changes are released without breaking existing clients.
• Dashboard numbers and definitions stay aligned with the reporting/data pipeline.

Originally posted on Himalayas