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Hey guys I have been looking for a Jr. Analyst/SQL/Coder to work for me for a bit and have had little luck then I suddenly slapped myself and said "There is a ton of great talent in IR!" So I thought I would post. I know this belongs in Recruitment but this not for a game. This is a real paying job.

The Catches
You would have to move to Wichita Ks.(for the absolute right person we could discuss remote options)
This is a Jr. Position. ($40k-$60k a year tops)
You would work for me muhahaha. No seriously I can be an ahole.

The good
No Degree required.
Excellent company to work for.
You work for me(I can be pretty kewl to work for)
Location assistance possibly available

Here is why I am posting here. The career I am in is very unique yet very lucrative once you get into it and become good. It is a mixed role that very few people get into. Not everyone can do it. I need a special type of person that thinks differently. Analytical yet a free thinker. Problem solver yet task completer. Someone who wants a career not a summer job. Please PM me if interested.

This sounds a little tempting. I wonder if I would qualify.

I think moving to KS (Kansas?) would be FUN and I know I differently think different then people.

I can go into more detail

Must be in the states
TSQL
C#
Excellent with Excel
VBA via Macros
Good with numbers and math.
Data Science

Would be querying massive databases and using programs looking for trends and anomalies and building reports and such.

I didn't think you were in Wichita anymore?

*edited by halls

Your profile says data science, so I was wondering how come you don't use R and R Studio?

I do raw data science. Build AI and reports from scratch. I have used R in the past but have found I can build applications with .Net that are far more useful and user friendly.

I am not but still work for the company. I work remotely.

In other words I write everything from based scratch on the companies needs but web based using various APIs. I have no use for R, Tableau and definitely no use for SAS!