Data Analyst - Sr
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my3techMcLean (VA)
Data ScientistsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Data Analyst As a Data Analyst at Capital One you will leverage analytic and technical skills to innovate, build, and maintain well-managed data solutions and capabilities to tackle business problems. On any given day you will be challenged on three types of work - Innovation, Data Management and Business Intelligence:Innovation:Use Open Source/Digital technologies to mine complex, voluminous, and different varieties of data sources and platforms Build well-managed data solutions, tools, and capabilities to enable self-service frameworks for data consumers Demonstrate ability to explore and quickly grasp new technologies to progress varied initiatives Business Intelligence:Partner with the business to provide consultancy and translate the business needs to design and develop tools, techniques, metrics, and dashboards for insights and data visualization. Data Management:Drive an understanding and adherence to the principles of data quality management including metadata, lineage, and business definitions Work collaboratively with appropriate Tech teams to manage security mechanisms and data access governance Build and execute tools to monitor and report on data quality Our ideal candidate will have:Degree specialized in a Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics discipline Scripting experience in (Python, Shell, Pyspark)Strong desire and experience with data in various forms (data warehouses/SQL, unstructured data environments/PIG, HIVE, Impala)Basic Qualifications:Bachelors Degree At least 2 year of experience with Python or Pyspark At least 3 year of experience in querying and analyzing and working with data languages and platforms 1+ years experience working BI reporting tools (i.e.
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