Job Summary
A Data Analyst is responsible for gathering, analyzing and problem solving as it relates to data, types of data, and relationships among data elements within a business system or IT system and with business domain subject matter expertise. A Data Analyst provides expertise on how Business workflows map to data, and how data can be integrated to build reusable data products. A Data analyst will serve as a subject matter expert for delivery teams.
Job Responsibilities
- Understanding the business use of data and stakeholder requirements to support work processes and strategic business objectives.
- Working with business (digital platform, Business Units, function teams) and delivery teams to provide data management direction and support for data foundation initiatives and data products development.
- Analyzing current data management: process, practices, tools, and helping shape future needs. Contributing to the design of common information models.
- Assessing data quality concerns specific to workflow solutions being adopted and driving mitigation activities.
- Advising on the appropriate data integration patterns, data modeling and data quality.
- Maintaining and sharing knowledge of requirements, key data types and data definitions, data stores, data creation process.
- Knowledge of Finance data and SAP are an advantage
Job Qualifications
- Familiarity with technologies such as Azure SQL, Python, and Power BI.
- Data Catalog/Lineage (Purview), Data Modeling Techniques, Data fluency/modeling, Ability to use different data visualizations techniques and apply them appropriately.
- Fundamental knowledge of Information Risk Management (IRM)
- Knowledge and/or experience with Cloud computing, data collection, cleaning and preparation, business process and data modeling, data strategy, policies, and governance
- Proven skill in being the link between different stakeholder groups (e.g., IT & Business) to collect, express and clarify requirements, while also matching goals & expectations among stakeholders to produce work products.
