Data Analyst
kforceMillbrae (CA)
About the role
Description: Kforce has a client in San Francisco, CA that is seeking a Data Analyst.
Responsibilities:
- The Data Analyst will design business analysis, create and maintain dashboards to track business trends on a weekly and monthly basis* Create necessary data pipeline to power reports or dashboards* As a Data Analyst, you will work with the marketing and engineering teams to drive the development of analytical tools and visualizations* Perform root cause analysis to provide insights and suggestions to drive business decisions* Understand performance and ROI of different marketing channels for both acquisition and engagement; bring solutions to optimize marketing efforts* The Data Analyst will be a key driver of marketing strategy, by thinking beyond immediate analysis to understand long term implications of actions
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in a science or engineering field, or commensurate work experience* 3 years of experience with SQL databases* Experience with A/B tests* Experience visualizing data and creating reports, e.g. Tableau, Excel/Google Sheets* Excellent communication skills and attention to detail
Preferred Experience:
- Expertise with SQL databases - ideally Vertica, Redshift, and/or Hadoop* Familiarity with statistics, regression analysis, and causal analysis* Experience identifying and adapting to imperfect data* Experience with Python, R, or another scripting language* Ability to facilitate experimentation and conduct experiment analysis Kforce is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran status, or disability status. Job Type ContractCompensation - $
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