Senior Data Analyst

Job Description

Position Overview:
The Data Analyst works as part of the Data Platform Team within the Data & Analytics Group

The primary responsibilities are to analyze enterprise and vendor datasets, understand data characteristics and methodologies, and collaborate across business and technology teams to manage data onboarding and data lifecycle

The analyst will work on analyzing data profiles and data cleansing and quality check requirements, working with the dev team to build and enhance data pipelines while maintaining proper quality and control around the data sets

Primary Responsibilities

Collaborate across teams to implement data governance policies for data ingestion and operational processes

Manage data sets to the defined rules and controls. Develop/implement new rules and controls as needed. Remediate data issues. Address quality issues surfaced in the data set, engage vendors and stakeholders where necessary

Define data policies and controls for new data requirements

Analyze and document data methodologies and data feed structures related to internal and external data sources

Provide Data Ownership and subject matter expertise for reference data and aggregate data

Provide data quality metrics for guidance on Enterprise data sets

Establish working relationship with key stakeholders and manage stakeholder expectations

Provide thought leadership and participate in projects that enhance/improve data life cycles, processes, quality, and governance

Identify and document data quality problems and opportunities to improve data quality controls via data profiling and advanced analysis

Document, assess, influence, and synthesize business requirements to develop and advance data platform and stewardship capabilities

Translate complex business requirements into focused technical requirements and data solutions

Conduct detailed UAT against complex requirements and data structures. Work closely with developers to resolve issues discovered via testing and develop solutions to address logic/design deficiencies