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Kavaliro's client is a dynamic and innovative organization seeking a talented Hybrid Business Intelligence Analyst to join their team in Orlando, FL. This role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and contribute to impactful financial reporting and forecasting initiatives.
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Stable, long-standing market research firm is seeking a Business Intelligence Manager to produce dashboards analyzing viewer ship to large, well-known broadcast media clients. Title: Business Intelligence Manager.
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Proven experience (3 years) as a Business Intelligence Analyst or in a similar role with expertise in Microsoft Power BI. We are seeking a highly analytical and detail-oriented Business Intelligence Analyst to join our team.
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As a Power BI Developer / Data Analyst, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining data visualizations, reports, and dashboards using Power BI. You will work closely with stakeholders to gather requirements, analyze data, and create actionable insights to support business decision-making.
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Gather business requirements and using those requirements: design, develop, and support analytics solutions in SAP BW, SAP Datasphere SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) and other analytics tools and platforms.
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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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Experience with business intelligence software, such as relational databases and data manipulation and analysis using SQL, Excel, and statistical software (e.g., R, Python, SPSS). 3 years proven experience in data analysis, business intelligence, or institutional research.
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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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Assist the National Center for Geospatial Intelligence Standards (NCGIS) and NGA’s Source Operations & Management Office (SF) in the development and maintenance of World Geodetic System (WGS) and Geomatics standardization artifacts for topics related to geospatial information including Space, imagery, and imagery intelligence.
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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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The Business Intelligence Developer works towards bridging the gap between business processes and business intelligence and will have responsibility to mine, summarize, and analyze data from multiple sources to help drive insights into business performance.
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Exemplary analytical problem-solving skills and knowledge of business intelligence tools (I.e., Domo, Looker, Tableau). Reporting to the CFO, you will own the entire business intelligence function: you will be the expert on company data and use that knowledge to answer questions, provide insight, and improve the business.
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Years of experience: At least 10 years of experience in business intelligence, data integration, and AI/machine learning, with substantial experience in leadership and cross-functional strategic initiatives.
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MA or MS degree in International Affairs, Political Science, Foreign Area Studies, National Security Studies, Linguistics, Business, Library Science, or a related research field preferred. Knowledge of other intelligence disciplines, including signals intelligence (SIGINT), human intelligence (HUMINT), Measurement and Signature Intelligence (MASINT) Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT.
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Are you highly skilled in data manipulation, including data modeling, visualization, and overall business intelligence (BI) solutions? Develop, optimize, and refine business intelligence solutions, covering data modeling, dashboards, and reports.
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