Job Details: Title: Analytics Developer / Technical Analytics Engineer Location: 100% Remote Duration: 12+ Months Contract Important Notes from HM: This role is very technical and development heavy. SME specifically in JavaScript. Backend coding to collect data. Must Haves: Understands web analytics but experience with developing and implementing analytics though ADOBE tag manager. VERY strong JavaScript. (ES6 is preferred). Strong understanding of Object Oriented concepts (Principals for coding). Experience implementing and managing a consent management platform, specifically OneTrust. Strong understanding of the Document Object Model . ADOBE Analytics Customer Journey Analytics Strong communication skills – written and verbal JIRA experience Description: Plan and develop engineering designs in support of the analytics implementations across our digital applications. Modify analytics implementations to fit the needs of Data and Analytics and support advanced analytics. Participate in software and hardware licensing and financial and capacity activities within the environment. Support the design of internal projects, collaborating with IT stakeholders, service owners, and partners. Provide operational readiness through the engineering, planning, coordination, and execution of performance and tuning analysis, systems support, incident and problem resolution, software installation, and upgrades. Provide guidance and consultation in solving production incidents when required. Maintain appropriate standardized guidelines, work procedures, and schedule for solution engineering to expedite workflow and improve efficiencies. Collaborate with vendors on infrastructure & technology to ensure the final product is what was architected or designed and supports Data and Analytics needs. Implement and manage a consent management platform like OneTrust, TrustArc, etc. EEO: “Mindlance is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate in employment on the basis of – Minority/Gender/Disability/Religion/LGBTQI/Age/Veterans.”