Data Analyst(Full Time)

Posted 3 days ago

techtamminaRedmond (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Data Analyst (Full Time)

Mandatory Technical Skills:

3+ years of hands-on experience on either ad-hoc data analysis or statistical analysis using any statistical languages (SAS or R). Should be able to make sense of data and analyze the information. Should be able to make best judgement of the data and present the outcome of that analysis.
Exposure to sentiment analysis, forecasting/predictive analysis.
2+ years of strong SQL programming are required including mining large amount of data from different sources, perform complex transformation and processing on top of it, optimization of the complex scripts, design the architecture for mining the huge amount of data.
1+ years of experience in Power BI (Power View, Power Pivot Data Models, DAX etc.)
Expertise in Excel - should be able to present the data in accurate way using charts, graphs, complex Excel functions, Macros, Pivots etc.
1+ years of experience writing Powerpoint decks and Synthesizing insights
Excellent ability to work in a team environment, positive attitude, and an ability to have Impact and Influence
Good Communication and Presentation Skills

Desirable Technical Skills:

Experience of Powerpivot and excel based reporting skills
Experience with Big Data (Cosmos, Hadoop etc.)
SQL BI experience with SSAS and cube development along with SSRS, SSISMandatory Functional Skills:
Visual Studio/TFS, Scrum /Agile work Exp.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment that includes an aggressive release schedule
Experience working within a geographically-dispersed team
Experience working across multiple groups and teams
Heavy customer facing experience. Should be able to work in agile manner with the customer - understand the business requirements and convert them in technical requirements and implement the same.

Additional Information

Job Status: Permanent Position

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