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Data Analyst

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tc energyNorfolk (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$78,000 - $110,000 per year

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About the role

We're hiring a Data Analyst who treats latency budgets like personal grudges and Keras like a second language. Join TC Energy as a full-time Data Analyst and take real ownership of Data Visualization work while earning $78,000 - $110,000 and growing your craft.
Key Responsibilities: Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents across RAG-based applications Identify bottlenecks and propose architectural improvements proactively Document technical decisions, architecture, and APIs for the broader org Pair-program tricky Attention to Detail edge cases with engineers across Norfolk, VA Maintain and improve CI/CD infrastructure across VA engineering teams What You'll Bring 3+ years putting Work Ethic to work in a technology setting A steady hand when three priorities all claim to be number one Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities 5+ years of RAG reps, not just RAG exposure Comfort being accountable for a service-minded outcome in a full-time role At least 4 years building expertise within the technology space Strong working knowledge of Python and Keras TC Energy is where curious, trust-the-team people come to build the future of technology. We keep the Norfolk, VA office quiet on Wednesdays so deep Generative AI work actually gets a fighting chance. We provide a $78,000 - $110,000 salary, full benefits, and dedicated time each week to learn new Generative AI and Excel tools. As recently as today, TC Energy reopened the doors on this one.

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