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Proven experience as a Data Analyst or similar role, preferably in a remote work environment. The successful candidate will have a strong background in data analysis, excellent numerical and analytical skills, and a deep understanding of data visualization techniques.
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Requirements: 3 years of experience working in a complex mission critical data center environment Working knowledge of datacenter, network, and compute deployments at scale Work on design and layout of datacenters Work with stake holders to understand the design and layout of the datacenters Work with vendors to ensure proper amount of cables and racks Working knowledge of SNMP, rPDUs, UPS systems, Client systems, etc.
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Networking & Firewall Experience - Firepower experience is a plus. Security experience is a nice to have. Security experience is a plus. Infrastructure/Storage Engineer with heavy data center and server management experience.
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Directly reporting to the Group Vice President of Data Analytics, this position is primarily responsible for generating complex health care data reports and providing fieldwide information and analysis to CHA staff, members, public agencies, regional associations, legislators, the public, the media, and other organizations on a time-sensitive basis.
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Looking for a Data Analyst/Scientist with solid experience in SQL programming to build tables, use Tableau to create dashboards/visualization and Clickstream Data used in Web Analytics.
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Discover the flexibility youve been searching for by taking a minute to finish our online application. This is your opportunity to start a lifelong career with unlimited opportunity. Ability to stay organized, regard to information, follow guidelines and multi-task in a professional and effective manner.
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Minimum of five (5) years of experience as a data analyst or in other quantitative analysis or related disciplines, such as researcher or data engineer supportive of key duties/responsibilities identified above.
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LOCATION: California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) office, Sacramento, CA. This position will be hybrid telecommuting and office at least 1x/week; Candidate must be a California resident at the start of the position.
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Our Data Integrity Group is currently seeking an Investment Officer III (IO III) to serve as the INVO Data Operations subject matter expert on data domains, research, analyze, evaluate, and resolve complex reconciliation exceptions or data issues impacting the Investment Office (INVO), and act as a lead for day-to-day coordination, work review, and training of Investment Officers.
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This position will have a deep understanding of business challenges and the ability to translate them into solutions and data visualizations. UC Davis offers a full range of benefits, resources and programs to help you bring your best self to work, as well as to help you and your family achieve your health, wellness, financial and career goals.
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We are recruiting Data Warehouse Administrators for a project starting in August/September. Develops and maintains a data catalog for the enterprise data warehouse. Develops and maintains a data dictionary for the enterprise data warehouse.
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Experience in data cabling is a plus. Drive time and mileage paid for use of a personal vehicle when travel is required. Has basic telecommunication tools, PPE, and reliable transportation during the training period prior to issuing a company vehicle.
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I am checking to see if anyone here is in need of a full time or part time job. Data Entry clerk/ Payroll assistant / Customer services and Call center agent. Data Entry clerk/ Payroll assistant / Customer services and Call center agent.
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The Research Data Specialist I (RDS I), serves as a Data Team Analyst to ensure laboratories conducting testing for notifiable conditions are electronically reporting test results to public health, with timely and complete reports.
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