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Axiom Developer

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Job Description & Details

This is a solid, long-term contracting gig focused on building and scaling regulatory reporting pipelines using AxiomSL ControllerView. If you enjoy diving deep into complex banking data models and making sure compliance reports don't blow up on submission day, this one's worth looking at.

What You'll Actually Be Doing

Expect to spend your days knee-deep in Axiom ControllerView, designing and tuning data models, aggregations, and complex tabular and freeform reports for financial clients. You'll be untangling legacy data flows, writing heavy SQL queries to pull data from Oracle or MS SQL Server databases, and mapping it precisely to meet strict regulatory frameworks. It is a lot of problem-solving around data integrity, performance tuning of sluggish reports, and collaborating with business analysts to figure out why a particular data point is failing validation.

The Core Tech Stack

You absolutely need hands-on experience with AxiomSL ControllerView and its underlying data architecture, specifically data models, portfolios, and reporting modules. Alongside Axiom, rock-solid SQL skills (Oracle or MS SQL Server) are non-negotiable because you'll constantly be writing and optimizing queries. A baseline understanding of banking and financial services regulatory reporting is crucial since you won't just be moving data blindly—you actually need to understand what the reports mean.

Interview Expectations

The hiring manager is going to test your practical knowledge of Axiom optimizations. They will likely ask you how you handle a scenario where a complex data aggregation job times out or fails to process large volumes of portfolio data in ControllerView. They want to hear about your specific debugging strategies, index tuning approaches, and how you trace errors back through the data source and transformation layers. Be ready to talk through actual implementations you've built.

Application Advice

Make sure your resume doesn't just list Axiom as a bullet point, but explicitly highlights the specific regulatory reports you've developed and the size of the data sets you've managed. Use exact keywords like 'AxiomSL ControllerView', 'Data Model', 'Tabular Reports', 'Freeform Reports', and 'Oracle/MS SQL Server' so you easily clear the initial automated resume screen.