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Top Secret clearance and on-site in Washington, DC is required. We are seeking a Senior Business Analyst to join a data warehouse and business intelligence (BI) development team supporting our federal customer’s financial dashboard and reporting system.
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Company Perks and Benefits Hybrid working model - 3 days on-site, 2 days remote - Flexible on ratio Medical, Dental and Vision coverage Unlimited Paid time off with a culture to use it 401k matching up to 4% Powered by JazzHR.
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Our benefits package includes (but is not limited to): Comprehensive healthcare coverage, life, legal, and supplementary insurance, virtual and in-person mental health counseling services, commuter and parking benefits, 401(K) retirement plan with matching contributions, employee stock purchase plan, paid time off, on-site fitness center, and access to CoStar Group’s Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Employee Resource Groups.
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With hybrid hours, on-site cafeteria, wellness center and gym, you expect a stable, motivational environment. If you are looking for an opportunity to build your career as a business analyst, keep reading and apply.
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Wellness Perks: Take advantage of our on-site gym, in-house massage therapy, and supplements at a discounted cost. The Wellness Way is looking for a Senior DevOps Business Analyst that will bridge the gap between our development and operations teams while ensuring solutions align with business objectives.
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Position Description:IDS is currently searching for a Junior Business Analyst with experience in Department of Defense (DoD) financial management processes, government financial and accounting systems, acquisition and budgeting processes, and relational databases to provide support and training on-site to a government customer.
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Candidate will work closely with senior management to develop location strategy, perform site management, build ICRM's continuity of business program and ad hoc assignments as the Business Execution Resource Management Team continues to evolve.
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Job Number: R0194217 Business and Process Analyst The Opportunity: True progress is made at the intersection of business and tech, and as an IT Requirements analyst, you're highly skilled in both.
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Volt is hiring for a Business Analyst fully on-site in Orlando, FL. Collaborate with business partners on deployment including training, change management, and communications.
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Utilizes both qualitative and quantitative data to ensure optimal site health and move the needle on satisfaction scores. + Reviews key site health metrics daily. + Works with analytics and IT teams, to create business cases to support product recommendations.
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They’re based West of Atlanta near Six Flags over Georgia and are 5 days on-site initially. On-site time will decrease over time down to 3 days a week once ramped up! A client is looking to bring on a Technical Client Facing Business Analyst to join their team to support 60+ internal and external application for buying, selling, renting, and distribution of manufacturing construction equipment.
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Liaison between Site, SQ&T and CoreOS if Tool stops working (example. This needs understanding which log upload failed, reaching out to respective site and troubleshooting 4. Responsible for New Product/Site induction to Quick Erase Process 2.
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Position Description:IDS is currently searching for Planning, Programming, Budget, and Execution (PPBE) Budget Analysts with experience in Department of Defense (DoD) financial management processes, government financial and accounting systems, acquisition and budgeting processes, and relational databases to provide support and training on-site to a government customer.
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Modern, ecofriendly campus with an on-site fitness center. The Entry-Level Business Analyst will have the opportunity to train under experienced Technical Business Analysts and act as a liaison for our IT teams and all other functional areas.
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Analyst , IT Business Analysis Nogales, AZ Months Hybrid - Monday to Friday ( days on-site & days Remote) Must haves on the resume: o Visual studio (, database administration (MS SQL), & trouble shooting skills.
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