Top Analysis Reporting Jobs in Washington, DC

The Client Data Analyst I analyzes and presents data for clients, manages reporting needs, and develops reports while providing guidance and support to users.

The Senior Associate, Data supports public affairs and market research projects, overseeing survey programming, data processing, and project management while ensuring high-quality deliverables.

The Financial Analyst supports the SBA's OCRM by analyzing loan applications, generating reports, assessing financial risks, and enhancing program operations through data-driven insights.

The US Research Analyst performs research and proxy analyses for shareholder meetings, analyzes SEC filings, and provides vote recommendations based on governance policies.

As a People Analytics Senior Business Analyst, you will analyze human capital data, enhance system architecture, support reporting using Workday, and partner with technology teams to drive business efficiency.

The Audit Analyst II manages audits, ensures compliance with regulations, prepares reports, interacts with auditors, and analyzes financial data. Responsible for quality assurance and oversight of financial audits while facilitating communication with funders and external parties.

The Digital Experience Analyst will lead analytics efforts, translating data into actionable insights for improved digital experiences across web, social, and email platforms, collaborating with various teams to enhance usability and performance.

The Oil & Gas Manager role involves leading the outsourcing accounting practice, managing back-office functions, and providing superior client service in the oil & gas sector.

The Pricing Analyst develops cost and pricing models for proposals, ensures compliance and competitiveness, and collaborates on pricing strategies.

Collaborate on report development, modify existing reports, maintain reporting environment, assist in transitioning legacy reports, and ensure compliance with data standards.