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We are seeking a Hardware Analyst to be a part of our team in the telecom services industry, based in NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio. This role primarily involves installing wireless access points across various locations and performing detailed analysis of hardware systems.
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Our Financial Analyst, Sales & Channel Finance will provide financial analysis, forecasting, and reporting support for the Moen brand under Fortune Brands’ Innovations. Perform annual operating plan and monthly sales forecast roll-ups and submissions in coordination with Sales, Demand Planning, Marketing, and Administrative Cost Center owners.
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This position also serves as technical resource for information systems and assists with the implementation and administration of Financial information systems.
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Business Analyst with experience preferably in Commercial Lending Space. Experienced Business Analyst with LoanIQ and AFS Product Knowledge. A certified scrum master/product owner (to help when our scrum master is out.
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You will provide category managers with data and analytical support to enable them to execute their category strategies (on-time delivery, lead time reduction, cost improvement, etc
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Skill: Business Analyst - Spectrum More than 8+ years of Total IT Experience. 3-4 years of Business Analyst experience in Banking and Financial Institution. Strong Agile Development Methodology, Experience with Agile tools like JIRA/Confluence, User Story writing, TDD/BDD approach etc.
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Cloud Controls/Governance Analyst. Cloud control implementation / governance experience and familiarity with industry frameworks (CSA CCM, NIST, etc.) Experience as a developer or operator with a Cloud Service Provider (CSP.
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