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Business Analyst (Power BI)

Posted 4 days ago

creative financial staffingNorth Canton (OH)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75,000 – $90,000

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About the role

Business Analyst (Power BI)
Salary: $75,000 – $90,000 Location: On-Site in North Canton, OH Why This Opportunity Stands Out: Play a highly visible role supporting key business decisions across multiple departments. Partner directly with leadership teams and business stakeholders to influence strategy through data. Work with modern analytics tools including Microsoft Power BI, SQL, and enterprise business systems. Help enhance and modernize the organization's reporting and analytics capabilities. Contribute to large-scale data initiatives, automation efforts, and continuous improvement projects. Build dashboards and insights that directly impact operational and financial performance. Enjoy a collaborative environment where your technical expertise and business knowledge are valued. Opportunity to expand your experience across analytics, reporting architecture, and enterprise data strategy. Key Responsibilities for the Business Analyst: Design, develop, and maintain dashboards, reports, and analytics solutions using Power BI. Partner with business stakeholders to gather reporting requirements and define key performance metrics. Develop SQL queries, data models, and reporting datasets to support business needs. Analyze data to identify trends, risks, and opportunities that support decision-making. Support enterprise reporting platforms, data integration processes, and analytics initiatives. Drive reporting automation and continuous improvement projects. Qualifications for the Business Analyst: Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related field. 3+ years of experience in FP&A, Financial Analysis, Data Analytics, or a related discipline. Strong experience with Microsoft Power BI and SQL. Experience gathering business requirements and translating them into reporting solutions.

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