Sr. Data Analyst

Posted 10 days ago

cedent consultingSan Diego (CA)

Data ScientistsCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Only local candidates are allowed to apply(San Diego, CA)Hybrid model: 2 days a week Project Details: They are having data coming in from different source (40 different properties) and it needs to be cleaned, uploaded, and reported on. The key aspect of this is that they need someone who can Understand current state, do the mapping and put in SOP's for the data, and then present these options to leadership of what this will be and the time it will take to accomplish. Pick up immediate project requirements onsite. Must have skillsets: PowerBIPython and SQL coding Understanding data, database structure, ETL processes Understanding of API'sMust be able to communicate effectively with Senior leadership.

Nice to have: Skills Strong understanding of cloud applications (Kintone, MRI, and Raiser's Edge are their 3 applications)Education & Certifications: Bachelors or Associates

Daily Responsibilities: Working on the gap analysis phase of systems integrations for CHCleaning, loading, reporting data and data mapping Understand how to access data from one tool and make it available to another or into PowerBIprocess data from different sources and stage it for use across three different applications, and for business intelligence. Meetings with the business stakeholders on research and findings and give options as well as timelines of how long it will take to get the work done Collaborating on where they need to get to complete integration Department: Direct Clients This is a contract position

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