Top Analysis Reporting Jobs

Lead client communication on campaign strategies, analyze performance metrics, design tests, and provide actionable insights for optimization in a programmatic analytics role.

Lead Pager Health’s enterprise data and reporting strategy, build a centralized data and reporting shared services function, own internal dashboards and client-facing analytics, partner with Product and Engineering on data architecture and governance, mentor data teams, prioritize and deliver data initiatives, and drive continuous improvement in tooling, automation, and data storytelling to support growth, efficiency, and client outcomes.

The Imagery Analyst conducts imagery research, analysis, and product creation, collaborating with other analysts to support intelligence missions. They utilize various tools and databases to monitor trends and solve intelligence problems, producing reports and assessments based on their findings.

Manage compliance with economic incentives, optimize tax savings, liaise with government agencies, and conduct financial analysis to support Magna's business objectives.

The 3D Reporting Analyst will identify and report online Intellectual Property misuse, analyze datasets for trends, and produce reports while ensuring customer service satisfaction.

The Fraud Analyst will monitor gaming customers for fraudulent activity, analyze user behavior, and develop reporting tools while collaborating with stakeholders to enhance fraud prevention strategies.

The Director of Programming Strategy will develop and implement YouTube programming strategies, analyze content performance, and work collaboratively across teams to drive channel growth.

The Marketing Science Lead is responsible for establishing measurement frameworks for creator marketing, partnering with brands, driving measurement roadmaps, and leading market intelligence initiatives. The role combines strategic vision with hands-on data analysis.

Lead consumer insights strategy for 2K's franchises by designing qualitative and quantitative market research, providing insights, and advising key business decisions.

The Fraud Analyst is responsible for identifying, investigating, and preventing fraudulent activities, educating stakeholders, monitoring transactions, and developing fraud management strategies.