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This is a Business Intelligence Developer position in the energy sector. Participates in testing procedures involving review, analysis, witnessing, and certification of business intelligence solutions.
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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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Utilizes our selected platforms - including SQL Server, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Power BI, along with SSRS, to successfully deploy business intelligence solutions to satisfy information requirements.
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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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As a Intelligence Research Specialist, you will be responsible for supporting DOE's statutory responsibilities under the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act and the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS.
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Bank Secrecy Act: Remains cognizant of and adheres to Navy Federal policies and procedures, and regulations pertaining to the Bank Secrecy Act. Business Intelligence Analyst I. Build new and/or modify existing database/data warehouse/data mart and business intelligence solutions to meet business and system requirements.
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Use data warehousing/business intelligence toolsets to gather, store, and provide access to data in assist management decision making. To provide actionable business intelligence in consultation with management and business units for use in daily and strategic decision making.
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Our client, a fortune 500 pharmaceutical organization in the Chicagoland area is looking for thier next Senior Business Intelligence Analyst. senior business intelligence analyst.
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Job Title: Business Intelligence (BI) Developer. The BI Developer demonstrates strong reliability and responsiveness by communicating internally and externally within 24 business hours.
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TThe Business Development Specialist will lead marketing activities for entertainment content, centered on anime and manga, entrusted by clients in North America and around the world. - Experience working in both Japanese and North American business environments.
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SQL, MIS, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Innovate, Innovation, developer, technical, analyst, analytics, BI, Business Intelligence, Dimensional Modeling, IT, I.T., information technology, LTL, IT in Transportation industry, transportation and IT, REST, Looker, Node JS, PDI.
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The Business Development Manager is responsible for growing Pearson VUE and Certiport’s business with both existing accounts and new accounts through effective client relationship management, internal collaboration, strategic thinking, and successful implementation and administration of a mutually beneficial program.
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Other threat intelligence sharing platforms, and Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) GIAC Open-Source Intelligence Certification (GOSI) Intelligence Support Coordinator At least one year working in a cyber or physical security role (SOC, Vulnerability Management, Law Enforcement, Military, Intelligence, etc.
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The Sr. Manager, Business Intelligence must set strategy for this team by understanding the customer, business, and technical priorities of the internal Product and CPL orgs and of stakeholders their team serves, all in a new organization where process is not yet defined.
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As a Finan cia l Intelligence Analyst on our team, you will leverage your understanding of international money laundering, threat finance, sanctions evasion, corruption and kleptocracy, and other illicit finance typologies to guide our clients’ investigations, analysis, enforcement efforts, or partnership e nga gements.
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