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This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: Virginia (USA)

SAS Programmer Analyst 

VA (Remote)


Note

Please be aware: Client will conduct IN PERSON INTERVIEWS ONLY. If your candidate cannot commit to coming ON SITE to interview, then do not submit them. If they agree to an in-person interview, then request to change to Virtual (web based) IV for any reason, they will be removed from consideration. No Exceptions.

ON SITE REQUIREMENT: The Mgr requires that the contractor be ON SITE 2 days a week at the DMAS office for the first month then there is some flexibility (re remote work) after that. The contractor MUST attend in person when required (no exceptions). We will not consider anyone that cannot meet this expectation.

Parking is NOT provided for contractors.

Overview

The Client has an immediate need for a Medicaid SAS developer with expertise in SAS Enterprise Guide, visual analytics and in the design of data conversion strategy, real-time analytics, and reporting solutions for the Care Management (CRMS) and Encounter Processing (EPS) Solutions within the Medicaid Enterprise Solution (MES).

Responsibilities include:
 Identifying data sources and data elements to meet business requirements
Creating and supporting automated data extracts and interface processes
Creating extract files, reports, analytics dashboards
Modifying existing processes to meet business requirements
Designing, developing and testing solutions that meet complex business requirements
Working with business users to understand requirements
Working independently and collaboratively with other team members and stakeholders at all levels of the organization, external agencies, CMS, VITA and vendors
Working on multiple assignments concurrently and meet important target dates

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