Develop and maintain security observability dashboards for vulnerability scans, actions, and traceability. Gather requirements with stream leads, design and implement dashboards, provide team training on the stack, and support ongoing dashboard creation.
- Role - Data Visualization / Dashboard Developers
- Type - Contract
- Duration - 18 months Contract
- Number of Roles- 2
Responsibilities
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- Support us in the development of observability dashboards related to vulnerability scans, actions and traceability.
- Understanding the requirements related to Security Observability based on discussions with Stream lead.
- Conceptualization, Design and Development of Dashboards required for comprehensive Security Observabilities
- Work with our teams, and provide training on the technology stack as needed
- Support dashboard creation as needed
Requirements
- A minimum of seven years in development of dashboards
- Experience in Dashboard development using Web technologies (Angular/Python/Flask/Postgres). - Front End Engineering: Angular / React (Typescrip) - Backend Engineering: Python, Flash Framework, Databases: RDBMS (Postgres))
- Experience in data visualization products like Tableau, Grafana, etc
- Experience in Power BI ? Years
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