SQL developer

As a SQL Developer at Euronet, your main responsibilities will include writing and debugging MSSQL stored procedures, creating RDL reports using Microsoft Reporting Services, and conducting QA testing for reports. You'll also interact with our overseas development teams in Serbia to ensure that our projects remain aligned and efficient.

To qualify for the SQL Developer position at Euronet, you should have a college or university degree in Computer Science or Information Technology, along with a minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience working in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. Being proficient in database design, query execution plans, and MSSQL stored procedures is crucial for success in this role.

The SQL Developer role at Euronet requires technical skills such as expertise in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, a strong understanding of database design principles, and proficiency in writing, optimizing, and debugging stored procedures. Additionally, knowledge of Microsoft Reporting Services and Excel is highly beneficial.

Working as a SQL Developer at Euronet comes with a variety of benefits! You’ll enjoy a private healthcare package, the chance to work in an international environment, and opportunities to develop professionally through engaging projects across different areas of the business.

Euronet is committed to supporting your professional development as a SQL Developer. You'll have the opportunity to work on diverse projects that enhance your skills, collaborate with international teams, and access resources that facilitate continuous learning and career growth.

Discuss your hands-on experience with the platform and highlight specific projects that involved writing SQL queries or debugging procedures. Provide examples of how you used SQL Server Management Studio to enhance database functionality.

Explain your approach to query optimization, including techniques you use to analyze execution plans, and how you identify and resolve performance bottlenecks. Mention any tools or methods you've utilized to monitor query performance.

Outline steps you take to troubleshoot issues within stored procedures, such as using print statements, logging errors, or employing SQL Server Profiler. Share any specific challenges you faced and how you resolved them.

Detail your experience in developing RDL reports, the types of data you’ve worked with, and how you’ve customized reports for stakeholder needs. Discuss any challenges you've encountered and how you addressed them.

Share an example of a project where you worked with remote teams, emphasizing your communication strategies, collaboration tools used, and how you navigated any cultural differences to ensure project success.

Explain your methodology for quality assurance, how you verify data accuracy and report functionality, and any tools you use to streamline the testing process. Illustrate this with an example of a successful QA experience.

Discuss real-world situations that tested your problem-solving skills involving database issues, how you identified the root cause, and the solutions that led to successful outcomes.

Highlight any resources you utilize such as blogs, courses, webinars, or community forums. Reference specific trends or technologies you've recently adopted in your work to showcase your commitment to continuous learning.

Discuss the importance of documentation in your projects, how it supports collaboration and future development, and give examples of the types of documents you prioritize maintaining, like design specifications and user guides.

Articulate your interest in Euronet’s vision and values, and relate them to your career aspirations. Mention the aspects of the SQL Developer role that excite you and how you see yourself contributing to the team.