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As a Product Owner supporting the Cyber Intelligence Service, you will be accountable for contributing to and delivering upon the strategic agenda for our core cyber products to drive meaningful progress for our customers and our business.
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The Business Intelligence Analyst for Brightview Senior Living will gather, analyze and model data to provide timely flow of business intelligence information to end users.
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As a world-class corporate citizen guided by its mission statement, “To provide innovative, clean and energy-efficient solutions for a better tomorrow,” Delta leverages its core competence in high-efficiency power electronics and its ESG-embedded business model to address key environmental issues, such as climate change.
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Contribute to the development of a healthy product backlog, collaborating with the Product Manager, Engineering, and Solution Architects to break down business epics, document user stories (to also include things like addressing technical debt, SRE, etc.
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Manager, Cyber Product Owner (Cyber Intelligence) Prioritize the Product Backlog to maximize business and customer outcomes by balancing technical and non-technical aspects while also incorporating cyber and operational risk reduction outcomes and activities.
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Reporting to the President and CEO, Medical Group or designee, the Lead Business Intelligence Analyst (BA) will serve an instrumental role in the Ambulatory Services department at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Medical Group (“MLK CMG.
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You will support and scale analytics reporting and tooling across a range of areas, from recruiting to equitability to our global business Wolt. You will lead business-wide initiatives working within a team of analysts and engineers to develop the tools and insights for our people and decision-makers.
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You'll be an advisor, consultant, project manager, technology advocate, data analyst, engineer, and security/privacy advocate. You have experience in People / HR Analytics, particularly in the areas of Recruiting Analytics, Diversity Equity and Inclusion Analytics, or international people analytics.
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Job Summary: Perform the duties of a Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst with a primary focus on enterprise reporting and data analysis. Basic knowledge of utility business processes preferred.
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The Senior Developer - Data Warehouse /Business Intelligence will be responsible for leading the architecture, design and implementation of Quaker Houghtons Business Intelligence (BI) System.
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Develops complex queries, reports, and dashboards using SQL, Tableau, Power BI, and other available tools to support business needs. Required intermediate to advanced level proficiency using – MS Excel, Tableau, Power BI, SAP HANA, Business Objects, SQL.
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Keywords: BI Analyst, Business Intelligence Analyst, Business Intelligence, BI Developer, Business Intelligence Developer, SQL, Power BI, DAX. Business Intelligence Analyst - Liverpool (Hybrid/Remote) - £32,000 - £40,000.
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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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Responsibilities:Design and develop end-to-end business intelligence solutions using Microsoft Azure technologies, including SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), Azure Data Factory (ADF), Databricks, and Power BI.Collaborate with business users, data engineers, and other stakeholders to gather requirements, understand data sources, and define data models.
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In this role, you will provide GEOINT and Intelligence Community advanced expertise, guidance, consultation, facilitation in the fields, including, but not limited to: engineering and technology, policy and administration, planning; analysis, training and development of emerging technology, facilities, communications, business, and management.
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