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What they do
A Set or Exhibit Designer designs display booths or exhibits for museums, galleries or trade shows. Develops drawings and plans to accommodate the specific space, lighting and temperature requirements of materials to be exhibited; builds or supervises building of exhibits. Designs stage sets and scenery for performances, primarily for live theater performances, or sets for filmed performances or for events such as press conferences. Works with directors and producers to plan props and materials needed for a show.
$61,856 / year median in New Jersey
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Job Title:
Quadient Developer Location:
Omaha, NE / Alpharetta, GA / Coral Springs, FL / Berkeley Heights, NJ || Frisco, Texas (Onsite)Duration:
Long Term Job Description:
- 8+ years of experience in Quadient Inspire development.
- Design, develop, and maintain document templates using Quadient Inspire Designer.
- Develop customer communications such as invoices, statements, letters, and reports.
- Work with data sources including
XML, JSON, CSV, SQL
databases, and APIs.- Perform data mapping, template development, testing, debugging, and deployment.
- Troubleshoot document generation and formatting issues.
- Collaborate with business analysts and technical teams to understand requirements.
- Maintain technical documentation and follow development best practices.
Required Skills:
- 8+ years of hands-on experience with Quadient Inspire.
- Strong experience with Quadient Inspire Designer.
- Experience in document composition and template development.
- Strong knowledge of XML, JSON, SQL, and data mapping.
- Experience with Quadient Inspire Automation/Interactive is preferred.