Business Data Analyst

Role overview

What you will do

• Use data to create narratives that support decisions and data-driven actions.
• Analyze data to identify trends, correlations, anomalies, and insights.
• Consult with business partners and recommend ways to improve outcomes using data insights.
• Turn information into business-relevant stories tailored to the audience.
• Design reports and visualizations for operations leaders and faster decision-making.
• Maintain analysis and reporting standards, including metric definitions, governance, documentation, testing, and visualization techniques.

What you will need

• Undergraduate degree in Business Administration, Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Data Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience.
• 2–3 years of experience with analytics technologies.
• Experience with SQL or another querying and manipulation language; expertise in Tableau or another BI development tool; and statistical methods, software, and analysis.
• Proven experience with UX-focused visualizations, decision-enablement tools, and actionable insights.
• Strong communication, presentation, and storytelling skills for explaining complex concepts to non-technical audiences.
• Ability to source, collect, and synthesize information from multiple sources to solve complex business questions.
• Ability to tailor analysis and communication to different audiences and provide actionable conclusions.

Additional qualifications

• Curiosity and eagerness to learn how businesses function and how to source data for analysis.
• Tableau certifications, insurance or financial services knowledge, and operations management experience are nice to have.

Language requirement by location

• French and English, both oral and written, are required only for the Quebec posting because of frequent interactions with bilingual colleagues or partners.

Employee offerings

• The company describes opportunities for continuous learning, development, and improvement.
• The posting mentions employee well-being and workplace recognition.

Compensation

• The posting refers to a base pay range for the primary location, but the provided text does not include an amount or compensation cadence.