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University of Kentucky•6 days ago

Data Analyst II

remote🇺🇸USUnited Statesmid2+ yrs exp

Recruiter Fit Breakdown & Candid Summary

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This Data Analyst II position at the University of Kentucky focuses on building dashboards, generating reports, and analyzing multi-source data for public health initiatives.

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The role requires a Master's degree and at least 2 years of professional experience in reporting, data analysis, or business intelligence.

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Candidates should possess strong SQL and data visualization skills, along with experience using tools like Tableau or Microsoft Power BI.

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Those without a Master's degree or lacking foundational SQL and dashboard development experience should not apply.

Role Responsibilities

  • 1Develop, maintain, and enhance dashboards, reports, and interactive visualizations using Tableau, Power BI, and other tools.
  • 2Analyze data from multiple sources to identify trends, patterns, relationships, and discrepancies.
  • 3Develop recurring and ad hoc reports, interpret analytical results, and communicate findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • 4Use SQL and other data-access tools to retrieve, combine, filter, aggregate, and prepare data.
  • 5Validate reporting results against source systems and business rules to resolve data-quality issues.
  • 6Collaborate with business users and technical staff to gather requirements and translate business questions into analytical solutions.

Skills Matrix

Must-Have Skills

6 required
SQL
Data Analysis
Business Intelligence(BI)
Data Visualization
Dashboard Development
Relational Databases

Nice-to-Have Skills

2 preferred
Tableau
Microsoft Power BI(Power BI)
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