Business Analytics Sr. Manager - C13 - NEW YORK
$142,320 per year
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Senior
SALARY
$142,320 per year
About the role
- Collaborate closely with the Deposits team to provide solutions to their reporting and analytics needs that will enable data driven decision making.
- Perform detailed data analysis to identify trends, patterns, and insights that support decision-making.
- Deliver actionable insights through data analysis, reporting and visualization.
- Leverage Dataiku to design, build, and deploy data workflows, ensuring scalability, accuracy and reliability
- Support the development of dashboards, reports and visualizations using tools like PowerPoint and Tableau
- Design and implement ongoing performance metrics, KPIs and dashboards to monitor business performance.
- Ensure the accuracy, integrity and consistency of the data used for decision making
- Contribute to the improvement of internal data Analytics capabilities and best practices
- Engage with our technology partners to deliver on business requirements, including ensuring availability of data.
- Collaborate with other Data, Analytics and Innovation areas to bring the full suite of solutions to our business partners, including GenAI and Next Best Action opportunities.
- Bachelor's degree in business, Finance, Data Science, Information Systems or a related field 5+ years of experience in in a business/data analyst role, ideally within the Wealth Management environment.
- Strong coding and scripting skills (e.g., SQL, Python, etc); Dataiku experience is a plus.
- Strong analytical thinking, problem-solving skills and attention to detail
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to convey complex technical information to non-technical stakeholders
- Self-motivated, highly adaptive and able to work well in a demanding environment.
- Collaborative partner and teammate focused on franchise-level results.
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