Consultant, Data Modeling & Analytics Reporting - Bioindustrial
cargillWayzata (MN)
Consultant, Data Modeling & Analytics Reporting - Bioindustrial
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cargillWayzata (MN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will collect, process, and analyze datasets to generate actionable insights and build dashboards. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure data accuracy and present findings to partners to support business objectives. You will apply statistical methods and programming tools to identify trends and improve reporting. You’ll work with digital technology and data engineering teams to enhance data integrity and automate reporting. This is an opportunity to impact decision making through clear, data-driven insights. Compensation / Benefits discretionary incentive award Sick and Safe Leave accruals
Responsibilities:
Data collection, processing, and analysis of moderately complex datasets to extract insights and automate reporting Design and implement detailed reports and dashboards to communicate findings Perform statistical analysis to identify trends and anomalies using programming languages Drive process improvements in data collection and reporting methodologies Collaborate with multi-functional and data engineering teams to ensure data integrity Conduct moderately complex data analyses to support decision making and ensure data quality
Key requirements:
Minimum 2 years of relevant work experience (typically 3+) 2+ years experience with SQL and Power BI to build analytics solutions 2+ years experience with SAP and Salesforce data object structures Experience working in a global team ability to work with cross-functional teams and manage data collaboration collaboration with cross-functional teams strong communication of data insights ability to work with limited supervision SQL Power BI SAP
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