Senior Business Data Analyst
$90.00 - $100.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90.00 - $100.00 per hour
About the role
- Intake & Scoping Own intake for data, reporting, and analytics requests: triage, clarify requirements directly withrequestors, assess feasibility and effort, and prioritize against the data roadmap
- Elicit and document functional and non-functional requirements, converting ambiguous business questions into scoped deliverables with clear acceptance criteria, data sources, and success measures
- Perform hands-on data discovery and profiling (via SQL) during scoping to confirm source data supports the request before work is committed
- End-to-End Project Delivery
- Run data projects end to end: scoping, planning, build, validation, UAT, launch, and post-launch monitoring — staying hands-on in every phase
- Maintain right-sized project plans, timelines, and status updates for executive and stakeholder visibility
- Identify, escalate, and resolve risks and dependencies, unblocking work personally where possible (writingthe query, drafting the mapping, testing the fix)
- Support data warehouse, pipeline, and BI migration efforts — including onboarding new sources via API and SFTP ingestion — as the analyst who verifies the data, not just tracks the tasks
- Hands-On SQL, Validation & Testing
- Write, debug, and optimize advanced SQL daily to profile source data, build validation and reconciliation queries, investigate discrepancies, and prototype transformation logic
- Design and personally execute validation and reconciliation for every migration phase and data solution: row counts, field-level comparisons, aggregate tie-outs, and business-rule checks
- Build and execute repeatable test plans for pipelines, data models, and reports, documenting results with evidence
- Plan and drive UAT: test scripts, stakeholder walkthroughs, defect tracking, and documented sign-off prior to cutover
- Document data lineage, transformation logic, and schema changes with data engineers and architects
- Launches & Post-Launch Ownership
- Own launch readiness: cutover checklists, go/no-go criteria, rollback plans, and stakeholder communications
- Personally verify production outputs at and after launch, reconciling first production runs against expected results and legacy baselines
- Run post-launch monitoring and hypercare: track data quality, triage issues, and confirm adoption and stability
- Stakeholder & Compliance Collaboration
- Act as the primary liaison between business teams (Operations, Finance, Compliance, Sales) and technical teams; translate technical concepts and data caveats into clear communications for leadership
- Coordinate with Legal and Compliance to ensure activities align with RESPA, TILA, ECOA, HMDA, and applicable data governance requirements
- Follow change management processes for production data systems; maintain requirements, runbooks, and validation documentation
- Hands-on execution and ownership mindset
- Advanced SQL fluency and analytical rigor
- Validation, testing, and quality assurance
- Structured intake, scoping, and requirements definition
- Cross-functional stakeholder communication
- Risk and issue management
- Adaptability in dynamic environments
- Problem solver with a solutions orientation
- The hourly rate for this position is $90-$100 per hour.
- Vacation — Vacation hours accrue on a per pay period basis. Balance maximums are based on years of service.
- Paid Sick Time — 40 hours of paid sick time after 90 days of employment. State sick time requirements will be added as needed.9 Paid Holidays + 1 Cultural Celebration Day (Floating Holiday)
- Multiple PPO Medical Plans, as well as HDHP eligible plan.
- Dental Coverage
- Vision Coverage
- Company Paid Life Insurance 401K with a generous employer match
- Optional Life, FSA, Pet Insurance etc.
- Free Legal Services
- Employee Loan Program
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