Top Entry Level Analysis Reporting Jobs

The Credit Analyst is responsible for managing credit and collections, ensuring best practices are followed. The role involves providing customer service, analyzing customer accounts, making independent decisions on credit risks, establishing payment plans, and utilizing credit management systems. This position requires effective communication and multitasking in a fast-paced environment.

The Data & KPI Analyst collects, analyzes, and interprets large datasets to provide actionable insights for decision-making. The role involves developing KPIs, creating reports and dashboards with tools like Tableau and Power BI, ensuring data accuracy, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive business performance improvements.

The Account Support Senior Analyst focuses on enhancing customer satisfaction and service delivery by managing customer interactions, analyzing service performance metrics, and ensuring compliance with customer contracts. Responsibilities include training clients on the MyNCR portal, maintaining service performance KPIs, and addressing issues related to hardware and customer support.

The Clinical Laboratory Scientist performs clinical laboratory testing, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in results reporting. Responsibilities include operating laboratory equipment, maintaining inventory of reagents, conducting quality control, and potentially training new employees.

The Underwriting Analyst supports the underwriting process through data collection, analysis, and customer service for both new and renewal accounts. Responsibilities include preparing account files, evaluating risk, producing quotes, and managing reinsurance tasks while ensuring accuracy and compliance with underwriting guidelines.

The Analyst will support the Senior Investments Team with analytical duties related to underwriting investment opportunities, conducting market tracking, and financial analysis, including using Argus and Excel for modeling. Responsibilities also include preparing materials for investment committees and assisting with due diligence and operational tasks related to lease reviews.

The Budget Analyst will assist leadership with developing the annual operating and capital budgets, providing multi-year revenue and expenditure forecasts, and performing financial analyses for strategic planning and operational needs. Key responsibilities include managing budget implementation, serving as a resource for departmental leadership, and ensuring adherence to university budgeting policies.