Top Entry Level Analysis Reporting Jobs in Hartford, CT

Provide Teradata architecture and end-to-end database development, including performance tuning. Manage customer expectations, lead project/program activities, and serve as the Teradata technical contact between IT and business stakeholders.

The role involves entering data into databases, ensuring accuracy, performing document scanning, and generating reports. Attention to detail and following data entry procedures are crucial.

Support development and execution of corporate responsibility reporting, dashboards, and disclosures. Manage PTI reporting systems, validate and publish data for impact and climate reports, RFPs, awards, and external surveys. Build Excel/Power BI dashboards, coordinate reviews and audits, and improve processes using AI tools while ensuring data accuracy and documentation. Partner across teams to translate stakeholder needs into clear reporting and insights.

The Analyst will support data integration, reporting, and management for insurance business data, ensuring compliance and quality in processes.

The Actuarial Analyst supports pricing, product development, and risk evaluations while assisting in creating predictive models and presenting findings to management.

Analyze large healthcare datasets to extract insights, build data models, reports and dashboards, ensure data quality, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and present findings to stakeholders.

Remote entry-level Big Data Engineer role building data acquisition and munging pipelines. Requires strong Python3 (NumPy, Pandas), advanced SQL, scalable algorithm and data-structure implementation on distributed clusters, converting code to functional paradigms, and the ability to learn PySpark or Kafka quickly. Product-development, startup experience and real-world pipeline projects preferred.

Analyze datasets to generate reports and visualizations that inform business decisions. Produce regular reporting, create data visualizations, and work cross-functionally to support data-driven strategies with attention to accuracy.

The Instructional Designer I creates high-quality online courses, interacts with various teams, and requires strong communication and project management skills.

The Neuroimaging Engineer will analyze MRI data, develop software for algorithms, and assist in managing neuroimaging databases and quality assurance.