Data Analysts translate numbers into plain English. Every business collects data, whether it's sales figures, market research, logistics, or transportation costs. A data analyst's job is to take that data and use it to help companies make better business decisions. This could mean figuring out how to price new materials for the market, how to reduce transportation costs, solve issues that cost the company money, or determine how many people should be working on Saturdays.
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Helpful electives:
Data Engineer
Analytics Development Program
Operations Analyst
Consumer Data Analyst
Insights/BI Developer
Biomedical and Health Informatics
Health Data Analyst
Associate Data Scientist
Associate, AI Lab
Data Scientist
Data Analyst & Reporting Associate
Data Sourcing Analyst
Tech Lead
Data Analyst - Applied Analytics & Research Team
Analyst, Data Strategy
Data Analyst
Strategic Analytics Specialist
Business Intelligence Analyst
Machine Learning Engineer
Research Data Analyst Associate
Business Intelligence Manager
HRIS Reporting and Data Analyst
Business Intelligence and Analytics Specialist
Sales Business Analyst
IT Leadership Development Program (Data Analyst)
Marketing Analyst
Associate Data Analyst
Pricing Analyst
Analyst, Business Intelligence & Measurement Strategy Consultant
Data Marketing Analyst
Demand Planning Senior Analyst
Certifications:
Masters degrees
