Top Entry Level Analysis Reporting Jobs

The Content Analyst will read and apply codes to large quantities of user-generated content in English and German. This is a part-time hourly position done remotely in the United States, starting on April 15, 2024. The role requires native-level proficiency in German and professional-level competency in English.

The Hardware Quality Data Analyst at Latch will analyze large datasets to identify trends and potential failure modes in hardware products, develop predictive models, and support decision-making through statistical analyses and data visualization. This role will enhance hardware reliability and product performance, contributing to Latch's reputation for excellence.

The Support Analyst provides front-line Level 1 support to internal and external users, managing help requests, documenting issues, and ensuring timely responses per established SLAs. They work with the Support Desk Team to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency.

As a Sr Systems Analyst at BECU, you will translate user requirements into system designs, manage complex software platforms, develop business cases, and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure project execution aligns with strategic goals. Your role will involve mentoring junior analysts and supporting technological advancements.

As the first Data Analyst for Starknet Foundation, you will lead reporting and analytics efforts across diverse areas, manipulate data using SQL and Python, and provide insights to enhance decision-making for ecosystem growth, marketing, and business operations.

The IT Helpdesk Analyst will assist with IT installations, configurations, and troubleshooting for clients, providing first-level support and maintaining customer satisfaction. Responsibilities include addressing helpdesk tickets, performing on-site support visits, and documenting all issues and solutions.

The role involves researching and advancing electric distribution systems using various modeling and analysis techniques. Responsibilities include analyzing grid-edge resources, conducting load forecasting, and examining the impacts of shifting load patterns on grid reliability and customer costs.