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Own analytics for Customer Success and Operations by translating ambiguous business questions into metrics, reports, dashboards, and PRDs. Partner with senior leaders, CSMs, Analytics Engineers, and Operations teams to improve retention, permit turnaround, and organizational scalability. Build self-service dashboards, develop dbt models, document analytics assets, prioritize high-impact requests, and use LLM tools to accelerate SQL, reporting, and data-model development.

Analyzes syndicated retail data and client information to identify growth opportunities, deliver strategic insights and recommendations, and support client decision-making. Manages client needs and concurrent projects, coordinates training on SPINS data and applications, builds relationships across client organizations, and identifies relevant SPINS solutions. Requires strong analytical skills, business acumen, advanced Excel and PowerPoint capabilities, and experience with CPG, consulting, market research, or syndicated data.

The Lead Supply Chain Economics Analyst provides analytics support and insights to senior leadership, develops revenue performance metrics, and collaborates with partners to enhance pharmacy network strategies using advanced analytics and AI technologies.

Analyze marketing and media data to measure TV and streaming campaign effectiveness, validate data and assumptions, identify actionable insights, and create clear visualizations and client-ready presentations. The analyst will use Excel, BI and data platforms, SQL, and AI tools to accelerate analysis while independently validating results and explaining methodologies, KPIs, and recommendations to internal teams and clients.

Leads medium- to large-scale analytics projects and client relationships while conducting data analysis, managing data infrastructure, building reports and calculators, and preparing client presentations. Provides strategic insights, oversees deadlines and quality, mentors analysts, collaborates with data science and technical teams, and communicates findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders.

The Senior eDiscovery Analyst advises litigation teams and clients on ESI preservation, collection, processing, review, analysis, and production. The role manages Relativity applications, develops discovery databases and documentation, troubleshoots data, and supports cloud and collaboration data sources. It designs and validates Relativity aiR workflows, mentors analysts on generative AI, and ensures defensible review practices. The analyst also manages multiple projects, maintains technical expertise, supports clients and vendors, works Eastern Time hours, and meets a 1,400-hour annual billable goal.

Collect, clean, validate, and analyze operational data from multiple systems to support customer reporting and performance monitoring. Process SQL-based uploads, maintain accurate datasets, identify trends and anomalies, document reporting procedures, and create standardized workflows, dashboards, and tools. The role also supports process improvement and automation initiatives while collaborating with cross-functional teams and traveling to customer sites.

Leads a team delivering Customer Success reporting, dashboards, KPI frameworks, and operational analytics. Oversees reporting accuracy, data integrity, recurring metrics, workflow improvements, and automation. Partners with Customer Success and services leadership to translate business needs into analytical requirements, prioritize initiatives, standardize reporting methodologies, and communicate performance insights. Coaches analysts, manages workload and development, and supports data-driven operational decision-making and scaling.

Leads internal data analysis projects, identifies business opportunities and risks, delivers strategic insights to leadership, manages junior analysts, develops dashboards, and improves data quality across company platforms. The role requires translating quantitative findings for nontechnical audiences and applying healthcare or pharmaceutical dataset experience to strategic decision-making.

Scout collegiate basketball games from stadiums using proprietary software to quickly and accurately record live game information. Responsibilities include identifying basketball concepts and player details throughout games, maintaining reliable communication and punctuality, and traveling to assigned venues as needed. The primarily part-time, pay-per-game role runs from October 15, 2025, through April 15, 2026, with opportunities for incentives and future advancement.