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We are seeking a highly motivated Business Intelligence Analyst to join our team. Business Intelligence Analyst. 2+ years of experience in business intelligence, data analysis, or a related role.
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As a Business Intelligence Manager, you will own the delivery of actionable insights to inform data-driven decisions on sales & marketing strategy, and increase efficiency of our go-to-market operations.
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Subject Matter Expertise: Offer functional and technical expertise in various data management, warehousing, business intelligence, and Big Data solutions. Nice to have Power BI Analyst Associate and/or Certified Business Intelligence Professional certification.
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EchoStar has an exciting opportunity for a Business Intelligence Analyst – System Modelingin our Hughes Network Systems division. Experience must include 6 months in design and development in each of the following: Oracle database; SQL; Google BigQuery; Tableau; Google Data Studio; SAP Web Intelligence; and Salesforce.
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Assist in the strategy and development of the data visualization layer of the business intelligence platforms (Tableau) for insight generation for use in campaign monitoring and optimization.
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About the Role Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is looking for a Marketing BI (Business Intelligence) Analyst who is responsible for processing data, developing dashboards, and extracting actionable insights for the Digital Marketing teams.
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5+ years working in IT with a thorough understanding of SDLC and Agile development methodology 5+ years of experience in Business Intelligence and Data Science (data mining, Machine Learning, PLS, PCA), Data architect, data engineering and Big Data 3+ years of experience as BI reporting and visualization engineer, Business Objects and Tableau Administration Proficient with one or more programming languages (SQL, Java, C.
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As a senior member of Logically AI. Inc’s team you will be responsible for business development with U.S. Federal agencies such as the Department of Defense, Department of State, and members of the U.S. Intelligence Community.
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Help clients understand, configure, and use Logically Intelligence, Logically’s proprietary open-source intelligence platform. In 2021, the company launched its threat intelligence platform - Logically Intelligence - to help governments and organisations monitor the spread of damaging narratives.
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The Business Intelligence Developer is responsible to design, document, build, deploy, and support customized Business Intelligence solutions that provide end-user access to dashboards, analytics, and reports built on a data warehouse, data mart or operational system.
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You can demonstrate experience in commonly used Business Intelligence tools, e.g. Alteryx, SQL, Tableau, Power BI, Business Objects, or other similar tools. , Business intelligence tools, and analytical platforms.
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The Business Insights Manager will collaborate closely with our CFO and other business leaders and will be a service provider for the entire organization in relation to the business intelligence tools (Omni) and reporting requests.
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You will partner with technical and business stakeholders to implement solutions balancing current and legacy technical standards, while keeping an eye towards scalability and resilience.
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NET MVC, C#, Java, NodeJS, HTML, CSS, SASS, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, SQL, Queries, Functions, Stored Procedures, Azure Cosmos DB, MongoDB, Azure, AWS, Business Intelligence, ADF, SSIS, SSAS, SSRS, Power BI, Mobile Development Experience, Xamarin, Swift, Objective-C, CI/CD Pipeline, GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, Gitlab Runners.
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Global Dimensions is a HUBZone, service disabled, veteran-owned small business based in Fredericksburg, VA. We are a dynamic, expanding company with exciting opportunities in language/culture, training/education/instruction, IT, cyber security, and intelligence.
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