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The Business Intelligence Developer develops reports and data warehouses to monitor Population Health Services Organization's (PHSO) key performance indicators and meet regulatory reporting requirements by providing the necessary data to business stakeholders.
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In Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field 2+ years of database development and data analysis experience 2+ years of data transformation experience A good understanding of dimensional models (Star or Snowflake schemas) Proven experience as a BI Developer or similar role, with a strong understanding of business intelligence concepts and methodologies Proficiency in SQL programming and experience with relational databases (e.g., SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, etc.
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Under general supervision of the Executive Director of Customer and Business Services, the Facilities Business Intelligence Analyst is responsible for Facilities’ data management around data analytics and mining; business intelligence design solutions; create easy to access metrics for the department and campus; and being the departments first point of contact with technology troubleshooting (specifically the department’s Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) called Planon.
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As a Senior Business Intelligence Developer, you will be responsible for collecting, organizing and analyzing terabytes of fan data from over 200 mobile sports apps around the world, including those of NFL, NBA, NHL, MLS, and LaLiga clubs.
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The Assistant Vice President of Business intelligence will be responsible for managing and providing leadership on various key BI systems and services that includes Tableau Cloud, Alteryx and SAP Business Object.
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Proven experience as a Business Intelligence Developer or similar role with a strong focus on Power BI, SSRS, SQL Server, and data analytics development. As the Lead Business Intelligence Developer, you will oversee data-driven decision-making by leveraging your expertise in Power BI dashboards, SSRS reports, SQL queries, and data analytics.
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We are actively seeking a skilled and innovative Power BI Developer with a strong background in healthcare analytics. Proven experience as a Power BI Developer, with expertise in DAX programming and Power Query.
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The Business Intelligence (BI) Developer is an emerging data professional who designs, develops and implements analytics tools and data solutions. The Business Intelligence Developer ideally has experience with leading healthcare technology systems such as EMR (Epic), Claims processing (Epic), ERP (Workday), CRM, cloud based data platforms (Azure, Snowflake) etc.
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Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is looking for a Marketing BI (Business Intelligence) Analyst who is responsible for processing data, developing dashboards, and extracting actionable insights for the Digital Marketing and other Williams-Sonoma teams as needed.
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As a Business Intelligence Analyst II you will work as a project leader and independent contributor to create a broad view of business strategy and use your knowledge of data analysis and visualization to manage global initiatives that design, develop, and deliver reports, dashboards, and data analytic services.
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Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, training & applicable Business Intelligence certifications. Analyze, design, implement, and support BI solutions based on business requirements and technical specifications using the Microsoft BI stack (SQL Server, SSRS, SSAS Multidimensional (MDX)/Tabular, and Power BI.
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The Senior Business Intelligence Developer will work in an exciting, fast-paced, dynamic business environment focused on growth of our business and internal customer satisfaction.
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As an Associate Business Intelligence Analyst on the COBA Team, you will work as part of a team, under the supervision of a team member. Familiar with business intelligence tools such as Tableau to design and develop reporting analytics and visualizations.
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Thorough knowledge of data information systems, data mining and analytics, business intelligence software, associated reporting software, and the relationships between data elements. Each year more than 20,000 top-tier students come to San Luis Obispo to put knowledge into action, taking their learning outside the classroom as they prepare for careers in engineering, agriculture, science, business, humanities and the built environment.
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As a business intelligence (BI) developer in the business intelligence department, you will be responsible for modeling data, creating interactive and visually appealing reports and dashboards using Microsoft Power BI, managing Unanet (limited), and analyzing data to fulfill various business requests.
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