Sr. Data Analyst (Mainframe, healthcare data) | TELECOMMUTE
software technologyDenver (CO)
Sr. Data Analyst (Mainframe, healthcare data) | TELECOMMUTE
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software technologyDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Telecommute Opportunity
Interview Process: One round via video. Will be very technical.
Project:
Candidates will provide mainframe development and analysis for EDW with highly complex data model associated with 100+ data sources.
Team:
One team lead, six senior data analysts.
Ideal Candidate Background: Candidate will have extensive technical expertise in mainframe environment and analytic experience through database querying with healthcare data.
Top Requirement: Mainframe environment (with working knowledge of COBOL, VSAM file structures, JCL and TSO).What Will Set Candidates Apart: Technical mainframe knowledge in healthcare environment.
Required:
Five (5) years-experience working in a mainframe environment (with working knowledge of COBOL, VSAM file structures, JCL and TSO) Intermediate level experience with developing program specifications, pseudo code, or logic diagrams -including Warnier-Orr diagrams to identify system changes. Five (5) years experience with front-end data warehouse or similar processing which includes extracting data for large files from various sources, cleansing data, and preparing the data for loading into a data warehouse. Five (5) years experience as an analyst-programmer performing various system development life cycle functions including project planning, requirements analysis, program specifications, coding, testing, and implementation. Five (5) years experience working with statistical reporting data tools such as SAS for large volume databases developing and maintaining production reports. Experience with paid and denied claims (diagnosis codes, procedure codes, etc.) and data standards (Protected Health Information, privacy standards, HIPAA data elements, and code sets.
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