Data & Reporting Representative I
$50,000 to $55,000
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$50,000 to $55,000
About the role
- The Data & Reporting group is responsible for centralized processing and reporting, monitoring efficacy of controls that ensure integrity of data systems, and other centralized work tasks.
- Ensure accurate entry, monitoring, and remediation of data across operation platforms
- Monitor the controls of operations by reviewing the completeness and accuracy of data, remediating as necessary
- Execute centralized work functions in support operations by acting as a resource for administrative support
- Generate centralized reporting for operations, management, and clients in the form of system, control, and performance reports
- Qualifications and Experience
- One to three years of experience in comparable operational support, data quality, or data servicing roles
- Experience applying a high degree of accuracy in data entry must be maintained
- Experience developing and maintaining positive relationships with coworkers, clients, and business partners
- Experience with Bloomberg, LSEG (formerly Refinitiv/Reuters), and ICE Data Services is a plus
- Demonstrates an ability to work independently with strong follow-through
- Demonstrates an ability to quickly learn, adapt, and understand complicated concepts to adjust to multiple demands, shifting priorities, and rapid change
- Scheduling flexibility to accommodate regular early morning or late evening tasks as assigned
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office is essential; intermediate Excel with knowledge of formulas, pivot tables, and filtering is preferred
- Health & coverage: medical (including HSA options), dental, and vision plans
- Financial protection: company-paid life insurance and AD&D, with additional voluntary coverage options including short- and long-term disability
- Retirement & financial support:401(k) with employer match and immediate vesting
- Student loan repayment support
- Tax-advantaged accounts: HSA and flexible spending accounts (medical and dependent care)
- Time off & flexibility: paid time off and holidays aligned with the NYSE market calendar
- Additional programs: EAP, commuter benefits with employer contribution, employee referral program, and optional insurance coverage (critical illness, accident, hospital)
- Community engagement: dedicated paid time to support causes and organizations meaningful to you
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