Top Business Intelligence Jobs

The Data Analyst will work with Product and Engineering teams to design and deliver automated reporting, revenue dashboards, and insights from ad code testing. Responsibilities include analyzing A/B tests, collaborating with various partners, and influencing stakeholders to drive revenue opportunities for a network of creators.

The Business Analyst collaborates with stakeholders to gather, analyze, and validate business requirements and administrative processes. Key responsibilities include documenting requirements, facilitating discussions, developing test plans, and managing project schedules. The role emphasizes effective communication, analytical thinking, and collaboration to enhance operational effectiveness and customer experience.

The ServiceNow Business System Analyst will develop and translate business requirements for development teams, focusing on enhancing the ServiceNow system. The role requires solid experience in ServiceNow modules such as Incident, Change, and Problem but is not a development position.

The Issue Management Analyst will coordinate within a team to manage and report new and ongoing issues related to consumer products and services, document solutions, and maintain effective communication across departments.

The NTC Intelligence Targeting Analyst provides intelligence and targeting support for criminal programs, utilizing data from various sources to identify high-value targets. Responsibilities include data analysis, quality assurance, reporting, and assisting inspectors with investigations. The analyst works with diverse technologies and presents findings in understandable formats.

The Marketing BI Analyst provides actionable business intelligence for Marketing Operations, implementing Marketo Measure, conducting analytical studies, and creating strategic reports and dashboards based on marketing data analysis.

The role involves conducting comprehensive intelligence research and analysis focused on cyber warfare and network operations, assessing and profiling cyber threats, analyzing network events, and developing analytical procedures to adapt to changing requirements. It requires producing high-quality assessments and recommendations for senior intelligence officials.