Entry Level Data Analyst
Entry Level Data Analyst
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Extracts and manipulates data from multiple systems across various departments to create statistical reports
- Analyzes department statistics, notes trends and makes recommendations to management
- Evaluates database effectiveness and reviews data for accuracy and trends
- Conducts training and provides technical support to database users; researches and investigates data accuracy of reports and information
- Analyzes requests for information and determines how to extract the data from the database systems for the appropriate reports
- Develops and tests the accuracy of reports created to ensure high quality information is provided to end-users
- Documents processes, conducts training, and provides technical support to database users
- Gathers and summarizes data from various sources in order to complete reports and special projects
- Retrieves records or data and distributes information as appropriate in order to provide timely and accurate information to department members or external customers
- Maintains database systems, ensuring the integrity of the data within each system and resolves issues relating to the database information
- Collaborates with various departments to develop and support data reporting needs
- Knowledge of Crystal Reports, Web Intelligence Report Builder and Web Intelligence Universe Creation will be necessary for the candidates to be successful
- We will be migrating existing Crystal Reports to Web Intelligence Reports
- Knowledge of understanding SQL statements and working with data bases are also required
- Minimum 2 year degree preferred
- Terms of Assignment
- Long term assignment tentative start date April 2017 - Aug 2021.Extensions based on candidate performance and client's business needs.1st shift
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