Top Senior Level Analysis Reporting Jobs

The Scientist I will support analytical activities in the laboratory, assisting in the design and execution of experiments, particularly focusing on analyzing proteins and carbohydrates through various assays and instruments, including HPLC and microplate assays. The role includes method development, data communication, and maintaining detailed experimental records.

The Application Systems Analyst aids businesses in achieving their goals by evaluating, designing, and developing full stack application systems. Responsibilities include developing applications on FileMaker, consulting with management, creating application specifications, overseeing implementation, diagnosing errors, and managing reported incidents.

The Marketing Data Analyst will support the marketing team by providing data-driven insights on markets, competitors, and campaign effectiveness. Responsibilities include analyzing large datasets, creating visualizations, conducting ROI modeling, and facilitating data requirements for projects, while collaborating closely with stakeholders and senior staff.

The DFIR & Threat Hunting Researcher at CyberArk will conduct digital forensics and threat-hunting across the global network, including developing tools and methods to improve detection and response capabilities. Responsibilities include performing analysis on various evidence types, maintaining forensic tools, collaborating with the SOC team, and researching emerging threats.

As a Senior SAP Systems Analyst, you'll configure and optimize SAP S4/HANA modules specific to Demand and Supply Planning, engage with stakeholders to gather technical requirements, and facilitate solutions for a seamless integration within the SAP ecosystem of Jack Link’s Protein Snacks.

The Workday Lead Analyst will design, develop, and maintain Workday integrations and reports, support HR and Finance functions, and ensure the smooth operation of Workday systems. Responsibilities include system maintenance, report development, user training, and participation in project management.

The Cyber Intelligence Analyst is responsible for researching and analyzing cyberspace events and threats, providing intelligence reports, conducting training for analysts, and managing exercises to improve force readiness.