Top Entry Level Analysis Reporting Jobs in Madison, WI

As a Memory Developer, you'll record household tasks, shape the robot's memory, and help train its AI for better performance.

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

The Billing Automation Analyst manages billing verification processes, ensuring accuracy in vendor invoices and internal data, while improving operational efficiencies through data analysis.

The Analyst I will contribute to healthcare data projects, supporting research design, conducting statistical analyses, and presenting findings to stakeholders.

The role involves supporting analytical operations, maintaining product data in LIMS, applying statistical techniques, and building monitoring tools to aid decision-making.

The job involves leveraging AWS and Snowflake for data engineering tasks within a technology-focused company, requiring US residency.

Data Labelers will perform image quality assessments, ID verification, fraud evaluation, and label machine-learning data with accuracy while working independently and collaboratively to meet deadlines.

As a Jr. Sales Commission Analyst, you will calculate commission payments, prepare statements, resolve discrepancies, and ensure compliance with SOX controls while maintaining data accuracy.

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

The Data Entry Assistant is responsible for maintaining data accuracy, performing quality checks, and managing electronic files in a remote work setting.