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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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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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As the Business Intelligence Analyst you are the functional lead, you will maintain Business Intelligence (BI) initiatives and support data warehousing initiatives in collaboration with the Data Operations Engineer and Director of Analytics.
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Proficiency in Python and SQL, data visualization tools (e.g., Tableau, Looker), and other business intelligence technologies (e.g., Alteryx). Intelligence is the lifeblood of today's music business, and in this role you'll get a chance to apply your creativity and problem-solving skills to help our music publishing segment and songwriters connect with consumers.
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As a Business Intelligence Developer on the RxSS team, you will design and develop reporting assets utilizing Enterprise Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence tools to provide consistent, reliable, and automated delivery to the end-user.
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2+ years of open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysis. Source raw intelligence and produce finished reports for GDI’s intelligence customers. Support knowledge sharing between the Intelligence Team and other GDI teams.
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Business Intelligence Developer. on the RxSS team, you will design and develop reporting assets utilizing Enterprise Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence tools to provide consistent, reliable, and automated delivery to the end-user.
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The Business Intelligence Analyst is a data professional who designs, develops, and implements analytics tools and data solutions. Be a forward-facing business intelligence partner of the Finance Department within the company and support projects and change management initiatives across key project owners (IT, Finance, Operations, Human Resources, Marketing, etc.
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Brief Description of Duties: The Intelligence Specialist is responsible for supporting efforts to develop and implement a University-wide intelligence and insight program for Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) at Stony Brook University.
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Title: BI Architect
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Is seeking a Business Intelligence Consultant to join one of the country’s top data and business intelligence consulting teams. As a Business Intelligence Consultant, you will have the opportunity to deliver client engagements across many different industries, throughout the entire consulting and development life cycles.
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Instruct the gathering, synthesis, and analysis of open-source intelligence information in support of objectives related to force protection, counterterrorism, counternarcotics, and other areas of the Army mission.
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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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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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Research open-source intelligence, social media platforms, and deep/dark web for known and potential external and insider threats capable of impacting our customers. Analyze threat information from a variety of internal and external sources to provide actionable intelligence to maintain and enhance the defenses of Oncor information systems and resources.
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