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Developed with guidance from key industry leaders and academic experts, Extension's certificate programs match the economic demand of industry, from engineering to business, education to bioscience.
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The eligibility list established from this recruitment may be used to fill other Information Technology Business Systems Analyst III vacancies during the life of the list. Associates Degree in the field of business administration, computer science, information technology, accounting or management information systems and.
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Position SummaryApplies basic knowledge of compliance, business, analytical, and communication skills to support compliance programs and processes that promote compliant and ethical behavior, meet regulatory obligations, and prevent, detect, and mitigate compliance risks.
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Company Overview: Join Meron Financial Agency, a leading firm committed to empowering individuals and businesses to achieve their financial goals.
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The Academic department is one of several that comprise UC Scout: Academic, Instructional Design, Media Production, Business Intelligence, Outreach, and Support. UC Scout's growing team comprises six departments: instructional design, media, academics, support, outreach, and business intelligence.
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SummaryWe are seeking a highly motivated and innovative team member to join our growing and dynamic Digital & Analytics team as a Provider Contract & Network Underwriting Lead Analyst.
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3+ years of writing SQL queries and creating business intelligence reports using Tableau, Power BI experience. Provide data management processes such as accessing raw data feeds, building queries and macros, writing VBA code, organizing data and designing reports that present status-at-a-glance visualization for business performance.
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Responsibilities: Delight in planning dream vacations for your clients, from destination weddings and honeymoons to business trips and school sports team excursions. Access discounted rates on resorts, hotels, cruises, sports/concert tickets, car rentals, tours, and more from our extensive network of over 100 suppliers/wholesalers.
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Under the direction of the Superintendent, the CBO assumes responsibility for District business services and operations, including fiscal planning and management, has fiscal oversight of facilities, construction, maintenance and operations, food service, transportation, child development and charters, purchasing, student attendance, safety, risk management and energy conservation.
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