SQL Developer

Job Title: SQL Developer Address: Charlotte, NC 28202 Pay Rate: $40-50/hr Start Date: 12/01/2025 Duration of Assignment: 12 months Schedule: Standard M-F, 100% onsite Must Haves: 4+ years of Business Execution, Implementation, or Strategic Planning experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work or consulting experience, training, military experience, education. Consult on or participate in moderately complex initiatives and deliverables within Business Execution and contribute to large-scale planning related to Business Execution deliverables. Review and analyze moderately complex Business Execution challenges that require an in-depth evaluation of variable factors. Contribute to the resolution of moderately complex issues and consult with others to meet Business Execution deliverables while leveraging solid understanding of the function, policies, procedures, and compliance requirements. Collaborate with client personnel in Business Execution. Job Description: Need someone that can understand the existing infrastructure and take information from outside this infrastructure and bring it inside. They take existing reports and analyze the code to see if they can automate the reporting and make their data more efficient. The reports they might be given/work on would look something like this. All of the data sources (Ex. DB's, SOR's, Regulatory Reports, etc.) are at the top of the page.....all the use cases (answers/solutions to the questions the Fed has asked) at the bottom....This role works on digging into the SQL code and reverse engineering that code to find more efficient ways of handling their data. This would include finding duplicate data and incorrect data and locating where that is coming from. Someone that's an expert in SQL, system flow/data design. Basically a SQL Developer. - Need to be able to read complex SQL but also be able to see the functionality of the code. - All the SQL is already written to date so won't actually be coding or creating. - Need to be an expert in SQL and have experience developing data infrastructures and stored procedures. - Need to be able to do things like stored procedures and understand what the queries mean and how they fit together. - Will be reverse engineering code, trying to understand if there's a better way to source and organize their data now so they can automate their processes. Someone that can see there may be issues down the line based on the code. - Basic regulatory reporting - capital markets knowledge will be big - if he's between two people he'll take the one with cap markets knowledge - most important though is knowing how the data fits together - will be excel heavy to start but the point of what they are doing is to move away from doing their work in Excel. Want to do it in the DB itself and then the UI they are creating right now. With that being said this person needs to be okay with doing this work for awhile but down the line it might move to helping support different areas of the project like UI for a bit.