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Climate Resilience Analyst, Junior. Experience leveraging visualization software such as Tableau, Plotly, ArcGIS, Power BI, Qlik, or Adobe Creative Cloud, to convey analytical findings. Leverage programming languages such as Python or R, and visualization software such as Tableau, Plotly, ArcGIS, PowerBi, Qlik, or Adobe Creative Cloud, to collect, compile, analyze, and visualize complex data sets to evaluate and track climate resilience project implementation.
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As an analytics consultant, you thrive on using your critical-thinking skills to dig deep into complex data and mining solutions, and you know how to apply your business and technical experience to develop analytical processes, tools, and applications.
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Security Operations Center Analyst, Mid. 2+ years of experience with providing cyber incident response as part of a Computer Incident Response Team (CIRT), Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), Computer Security Incident Response Center (CSIRC), or Security Operations Center (SOC.
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Perform detailed engineering analysis of client's energy resilience gaps and presents solutions.
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IP Financial Analyst Manager. Experience with enterprise planning and reporting tools, such as Hyperion, Workday, or Essbase. Lead the preparation of monthly leadership reports, including Opex and Capex, providing analysis of results versus plan and prior forecast.
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