Skill
MDX Query
Databases
MDX (Multidimensional Expressions) query is a query language used to retrieve data from multidimensional databases, particularly OLAP (Online Analytical Processing) cubes such as those in Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services. It is used by business intelligence analysts and data professionals to perform complex analytical queries involving dimensions, hierarchies, and measures for reporting and data analysis. MDX differs from SQL in that it is designed specifically for navigating and aggregating multidimensional data structures rather than relational tables.
Open roles requiring MDX Query (2)
Technical Planning Analytics Analyst (Contract)
Bend Studio
Contract · United States, Remote · $113,500 – $170,300
This role supports Sony's critical financial planning platform, IBM Planning Analytics, helping finance teams manage budgets and forecasts while driving system improvements and user enablement. It suits someone with deep TM1 expertise who enjoys balancing hands-on technical administration with stakeholder collaboration across a large organization.
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Member of Technical Staff - Product (Growth)
Modal
New York, NY · $150,000 – $300,000
Modal seeks a frontend engineer to build and maintain the technical infrastructure behind their marketing site, documentation, and developer-facing web experiences. This role combines product taste with web engineering craft to ship polished, measurable experiences that help developers discover and adopt Modal's AI infrastructure platform.
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