Top Reporting & Insights Jobs in Lexington, KY

The Underpayment Analyst ensures accurate compensation for hospitals by analyzing claims, resolving discrepancies, and improving reimbursement processes while maintaining compliance with regulatory guidelines.

Support client-facing performance measurement and reporting: calculate and validate outcomes, maintain dashboards and metrics, automate repeatable workflows, improve metric governance, and translate results into clear insights for internal and external stakeholders.

Analyze large financial datasets, extract insights, and support client reporting. Collaborate with engineering on product solutions in structured finance.

The Pension Actuary supports actuarial analysis, develops reports, evaluates programs, manages projects, and facilitates client discussions while interpreting regulations.

The Senior Statistical Programmer leads statistical programming for clinical trial data, ensures quality and standards, mentors junior staff, and handles regulatory submissions.

Lead end-to-end web and mobile analytics: design and implement tagging strategies, ensure data quality, build data pipelines and dashboards, analyze user behavior, and provide actionable insights to Product, Marketing, and Engineering stakeholders.

As a Marketing Analyst, you will analyze marketing data, provide insights, and create reports and dashboards to optimize marketing efforts across various channels and products.

The Senior Customer and Industry Insights Analyst will analyze data trends, generate insights, publish reports, and collaborate with various departments to inform decision-making and strategy.

Lead statistical programming strategy and teams for clinical studies, oversee development/validation of SDTM/ADaM datasets and TLFs, ensure regulatory submission readiness (eCTD), drive SAS/R workflows, automation, and cross-functional collaboration with biostatistics, data management, and regulatory teams.

The Surveillance Analyst analyzes trading activity for potential violations, validates output from surveillance systems, and communicates with member firms. They conduct research, assist in survey design, and document investigative processes.