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David Careers

Metrics Business Analyst | Metrics Business Analysis and Database Development [LCSRON0009008]

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prosidian consultngJacksonville (FL)
Business Intelligence AnalystsNational Security

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Senior

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will support defense-sector clients by turning raw data into actionable metrics. You will collect readiness data, develop KPIs, and deliver dashboards that guide leadership decisions. You will work closely with a junior database developer to ensure data quality and usable reporting. The opportunity blends analytics with mission-focused outcomes, helping Navy readiness and maintenance programs improve—across CONUS Southeast sites. Compensation / Benefits Competitive compensation Group Health Benefits 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan Vacation/PTO and holidays Pre-tax benefits (FSA) Dental and Vision insurance
Responsibilities: Gather performance and readiness data across LCSRON TWO Identify data gaps and inconsistencies Support report standardization and automation Develop KPIs for maintenance, training, and availability Analyze trends and inefficiencies using business analysis tools Partner with Junior Database Developer to align data structures Deliver clear reports, dashboards, and executive briefings Recommend streamlined workflows for reduced duplication and manual effort
Key requirements: At least 3 years of experience in business analysis or data operations Bachelor’s degree in business or analytics; experience with Access, SharePoint, SQL, Excel, and executive presentations Experience with data collection, KPI development, and reporting tools Analytical thinking Attention to detail Interpersonal and collaborative skills Access SharePoint SQL

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