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Data Analyst/Senior Data Analyst

Remote

About Brightfield:
Brightfield is an AI company with a team of data-driven innovators, problem solvers, and trusted advisors in human capital and workforce analytics. Since 2006, we have empowered the Global 2000 with analytic insights to reduce costs, decrease risk and increase their competitive advantage through our AI-powered SaaS platform, TDX (Talent Data Exchange). TDX is fueled by +$300B in aggregated workforce spend data from 139 countries.

As a company, we are thought leaders in AI and industry experts in contingent workforce analytics. We foster a collaborative, fully remote work environment that values flexibility, continuous learning, and personal growth. This position will report to the SVP of Data Analytics & Governance.

About the Role:
The Data Analyst / Senior Data Analyst role is a key part of Brightfield’s data team, responsible for interpreting and analyzing complex workforce data to drive strategic business insights. This hands-on role requires analytical rigor, a commitment to data accuracy, and an ability to communicate findings effectively to customers and stakeholders. The ideal candidate will be experienced in data manipulation, visualization, and problem-solving, and able to collaborate cross-functionally to support Brightfield’s TDX platform.

What You'll Do:

  • Data Analysis and Visualization: Perform data manipulation, querying, and in-depth analysis to uncover trends and insights that address customer challenges. Create and refine data visualizations to present findings clearly.
  • Customer Insight Generation: Work closely with a portfolio of customers to understand their business needs and provide data-driven recommendations. Leading customer calls, presenting complex findings in a clear and actionable format.
  • Team Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing: Partner with cross-functional stakeholders, including Customer Success and Product, to identify and implement data-driven improvements. Share methodologies and insights within the team to foster a collaborative learning environment.
  • Data Quality and Standards: Ensure data accuracy and completeness across datasets, adhering to established quality standards.
  • Project and Portfolio Management: Manage multiple projects, adjusting to shifting priorities as needed. Senior Analysts may additionally own technical areas such as ETL processes and conduct second reviews of client deliverables to maintain quality.
  • Automation and Efficiency Improvements: Identify and automate manual processes to enhance data handling efficiency, improving both team productivity and data reliability.
  • Continuous Learning and Development: Stay current with emerging trends and tools in data analysis, sharing knowledge through internal training sessions and open office hours.

Who You Are:

  • Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Data Science, Statistics, Mathematics) or equivalent work experience.
  • Experience Level:
    • Data Analyst: 2+ years of experience in data analysis or a related role, with advanced proficiency in either Excel or SQL.
    • Senior Data Analyst: 4+ years of experience, with advanced proficiency in data analysis and visualization tools (e.g., Python, R, SQL).
  • Communication and Presentation: Proven ability to explain data and insights to non-technical audiences. Senior Analysts are expected to lead client communications and mentor team members. Data Analysts are expected to present to customers, in collaboration with Customer Success.
  • Technical Proficiency: Proficiency in Excel and SQL is required; experience in Python or R is preferred. Senior Analysts should have advanced skills in data wrangling and data visualization.
  • Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills: Strong ability to translate complex data findings into actionable insights, with a focus on attention to detail and accuracy.
  • Adaptability and Project Management: Capable of managing multiple priorities, adapting to fast-paced changes, and meeting deadlines.
  • Growth Mindset: Eagerness to learn, with a proactive approach to seeking and applying feedback.

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Brightfield is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic.

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