Data Analyst Intern
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RevNetFinancial analytics
Source API remote eligibility restrictions: United StatesInternshipEntry
Salary27.5 USD per hour
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Job Details
- Experience
- 1 year of Data Analyst experience with a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent transferable experience through coursework, internships or work experience.
- Required Skills
- Data AnalysisMicrosoft AccessMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft OfficeFinancial analysis
Requirements
- Have 1 year of Data Analyst experience with a Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent transferable experience through coursework, internships, or work experience.
- Be proficient with complex MS Excel spreadsheets, including formulas, pivot tables, and graphs, or an Access database.
- Be able to use Microsoft Office products to drive data analytics and reporting.
- Have financial knowledge and aptitude.
- Have strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Be able to communicate and present requirements and issues clearly and concisely.
- Have strong organizational skills and be able to prioritize and execute tasks in a high-pressure environment.
- Work collaboratively with business and IT areas.
Responsibilities
- Work with the team and departmental managers to prioritize Infrastructure reporting needs.
- Elicit, analyze, and document reporting requirements.
- Import and build small databases for data mining, and acquire data from primary or secondary sources.
- Use statistical methods to interpret data, analyze results, and provide ongoing reporting.
- Build models depicting trends in portfolio financials and operational effectiveness.
- Run database queries to support report data validation, and clean data to locate and correct code problems.
- Develop, generate, maintain, and monitor reports and files.
- Consolidate monthly operational metrics and key messages into presentation decks.
- Facilitate meetings to review data findings and metrics, and update procedure documentation.
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