The point where experts and best companies meet
Data Analyst jobs
With Expoint, the dream vaccancy is waiting for you around the corner. Jobs as Data Analyst, is this the job you are looking for? We definitely have a Data Analyst job with your name on it.
Company
Job type
Job categories
Job title (1)
United States
State
City
7,679 jobs found
Yesterday
AM
Applied Materials Payroll Integration Analyst - B2 United States, Texas, Austin
Share
Description:Full job details
$64,000.00 $88,000.00Major :Monitor inbound and outbound interfaces for completeness and timeliness based on interface schedule.Key Competencies:Functional knowledge of HR, Payroll and Timekeeping systemsFunctional knowledge of Payroll processing practicesProficient in Microsoft...
These jobs might be a good fit
Yesterday
JPM
JPMorgan Core Data Product - Party Management Director United States, New Jersey, Jersey City
Share
Description:Full job details
Jointly lead strategic solution and design for party, role, and relationship data informed from Business use case gathering, focusing on delivering business value for strategic initiatives like CRM. Gather, analyze,...
Yesterday
U
Uber Accounting COE Sr Analyst United States, West Virginia
Share
Description:Full job details
Support the documentation, refinement, and governance of recurring PSP-related processes and accounting handoffs. Collaborate with cross-functional teams — including Business Development, Global Payments, Revenue Operations, and Treasury — to gather...
Yesterday
N
Nvidia Solutions Architect Data Processing United States, Texas
Share
Description:Full job details
In this role, you will research and develop techniques to GPU-accelerate high performance database, ETL and data analytics applications. Work directly with other technical experts in their fields (industry and...
Yesterday
JPM
JPMorgan Payments Controls Data Strategy Associate United States, Florida, Tampa
Share
Description:Full job details
Develop and implement payment control processes to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Monitor and analyze payment transactions to identify potential risks and discrepancies. Analyze risk data tools and build intelligent...
Yesterday
JPM
JPMorgan Loan Servicing Analyst - Complex United States, Illinois, Chicago
Share
Description:Full job details
Process line of credit and loan-related transactions on multiple loan systems. Focus on high-volume activities requiring interaction with multiple internal partners. Interact with team members, managers, market partners, audit, legal,...
Yesterday
JPM
JPMorgan Investment Banking - Grade Finance Analyst United States, New York, New York
Share
Description:Full job details
Monitor global rate and credit market dynamics and how they affect our clients’ debt portfolios and funding decisions. Analyze market data, investment grade deal flow and thematic events to provide...
Share
Description:Full job details
$64,000.00 $88,000.00Major :Monitor inbound and outbound interfaces for completeness and timeliness based on interface schedule.Key Competencies:Functional knowledge of HR, Payroll and Timekeeping systemsFunctional knowledge of Payroll processing practicesProficient in Microsoft...
These jobs might be a good fit
Data Analysts are responsible for analyzing and interpreting complex data to help inform and guide business decisions. They work with large datasets to identify patterns, trends, and insights that can be used to improve the performance of an organization. They use a variety of tools and techniques, including SQL, Excel, and statistical analysis, to extract, clean and transform data and perform data analysis.
Data Analysts work with cross-functional teams, such as product managers, marketing, and operations, to understand their specific data needs and provide them with insights to make informed decisions. They also have experience with data visualization tools, such as Tableau and Power BI, to create interactive dashboards and reports to communicate data insights clearly and effectively. They also have to make sure the data is accurate and reliable and they have to be able to explain the data insights to non-technical stakeholders.