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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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TBI ID Number: 23-12055, Business Intelligence Engineer/BI Engineer/ETL Developer/BI Developer/Data Engineer. Business Intelligence Engineer/BI Engineer/ETL Developer/BI Developer/Data Engineer.
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The Business Intelligence (BI) Developer II 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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ResponsibilitiesAs the Business Intelligence Lead, you will:Implement the short and long-term roadmap for the BI function with support from leadership and the DAP.Support the Data Operations Engineer and Director of Analytics in deploying and documenting clean, curated, organized data sets used by BI and DAP teams.
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We are looking for a Business Intelligence Analyst with an emphasis on FP&A to join our team. Participate in the testing, deployment, and documentation of business intelligence solutions.
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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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Experience with business intelligence exploratory or visualization tools (e.g., Tableau, Qlik, Birst) is. Business Intelligence Analyst II. Act as a SME for the business, both internal and external customers.
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Expertise with business intelligence tools: Microsoft BI stack, SAP Business Objects, TIBCO Spotfire, Tableau, Crystal Reports, etc. The Senior Business Intelligence (BI) Developer is an experienced data professional who designs, develops and implements analytics tools and data solutions.
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Experience with a broad range of database and business intelligence environments including: IBM Cognos, Power BI, Snowflake, Netezza, Oracle and SQL Server. Position Responsibilities: The Sr Data Analyst supports the data delivery needs of a wide set of initiatives:Data Warehousing / Business Intelligence (DW/BI) projects These efforts involve gathering data from disparate systems for the purpose of reporting and analysis.
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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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Accounting and Business Intelligence Analyst. You’ll be involved in everything from providing your thoughts on business strategy to preparing journal entries and financial statements.
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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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Demonstrated experience operating efficiently within the Business Intelligence development lifecycle. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Management Information Systems (MIS), Business or related/relevant degree AND minimum of 4 years of experience as a BI Developer, Data Analyst, Business Analyst, Operations Analyst, Data Engineer, Database Developer, and/or Technical/Systems/Application Analyst.
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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 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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