Data Analyst

The Data Analyst supports data infrastructure and transformation initiatives by analyzing backend data requirements and partnering with cross-functional teams to enhance data-driven features and tools. This role contributes to the development of scalable content collection and publication processes, ensures data accuracy and consistency for end users, and provides consultative input on data architecture and usability across systems.

What you will do:

• Analyze and synthesize data requirements for backend data infrastructure.
• Support Product and Engineering across all data transformation initiatives.
• Partner with Global Data to develop advanced content collection/publication processes.
• Consult and advise on data driven features and tools.
• Create processes that ensure users get consistent, accurate results from the data they rely on.

You need to have:

• Bachelor's degree preferred. Coursework in Information Systems, Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent technical work experience.
• 2 years of professional experience in data analysis
• Demonstrated experience leveraging strong organizational, written, and verbal communication skills to drive process improvements in capturing, storing, enriching, and using data.
• Experience using Excel or VBA for data analysis
• Proven ability with mark-up languages (XML, SGML and/or HTML) and XPath

Equal Opportunity

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