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Senior Data Scientist - Remote

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american statistical association asaEden Prairie (MN)

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About the role

ECS Strategy Reporting And Analytics In this role, you will advance ECS Strategy Reporting and Analytics by modeling and validating data, building BI solutions, and translating insights into actionable recommendations. You'll collaborate with stakeholders to align data work with strategic goals and improve performance visibility across functions. The position focuses on scalable analytics, data quality, and supportive decision tools that drive short- and long-term operational and strategic outcomes. This is a chance to shape data-driven care optimization at a global scale. Compensation / Benefitscomprehensive benefits packageequity stock purchase 401k contributionremote work flexibilitytelecommuter policy
Responsibilities:
  • Analyze and forecast complex data trends to inform decisions
  • Develop reporting, dashboards, and analytical models to support operations
  • Lead and mentor team members; review others' work and provide recommendations
  • Create innovative data-driven solutions and anticipate customer needs
  • Ensure data quality, consistency, and usability across projects
  • Partner with stakeholders to elicit data requirements and translate findings into actionable insights
  • Lead or contribute to functional or project teams on critical issues
  • Forecast resource requirements and guide deviations from standards
Key requirements:
  • 6+ years of experience as a Business Analyst or Data Analyst 6+ years of experience with relational databases (SQL/Oracle)3+ years building BI and data visualization solutions (Tableau or Power BI)3+ years with data manipulation tools (Alteryx or SSIS)
  • Expert-level SQL query proficiency
  • Intermediate+ MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
  • Programming: SQL (T-SQL, PL/SQL), Python, BashETL/ELT pipelines (Apache Airflow, SSIS)
  • Databases: Oracle, MS SQL Server, MySQL, Snowflake
  • Visualization: Power BI, Tableau, Excel, Access
  • Relational data modeling, process automation, Git/GitHub, XML, JSON

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