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Specialized Analytics Lead Analyst - Vice President

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citigroupBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will leverage large, diverse data to guide business strategy and improve B2B outcomes. You will apply data science techniques and data visualization to predict impact, while collaborating with cross-functional teams. The position supports risk-aware decision making and compliance across marketing, digital, and AML domains. You will contribute to strategic analytics that scale across the organization, shaping how data translates into performance gains. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental & vision 401(k) life insurance disability insurance wellness programs paid time off
Responsibilities: Work with large and complex data sets to evaluate, recommend, and support business strategies Identify and compile data sets using tools such as SQL and Access to predict, improve, and measure key business outcomes Document data requirements, collection/processing/cleaning, and perform exploratory data analysis using statistical models and data visualization Contribute as a Data Scientist with possible specialization in marketing, risk, digital, and AML Assess risk in business decisions to safeguard Citi, its clients and assets and ensure compliance with laws and regulations
Key requirements: Quantitative field experience in finance or credit card industry Extensive relevant experience Proven ability in data retrieval and manipulation and strong analytical skills Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities Proficiency in Microsoft Excel for analytic presentations Strong communication, interpersonal, organizational, and detail-oriented skills in a matrix environment communication interpersonal skills organization SQL Access exploratory data analysis

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