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BI Analyst

Remote:

Full Remote

Contract:

Full time

Experience:

Mid-level (2-5 years)

Work from:

Philippines

Offer summary

Qualifications:

3+ years of experience as a BI Analyst, Advanced knowledge of SQL and BI tools, Technical background in programming.

Key responsabilities:

Wrangle, visualize, and analyze data
Create reports and derive actionable insights
Ensure data integrity and security
Coordinate with engineering and cross-functional teams

Panoptyc Small startup https://panoptyc.co/

2 - 10 Employees

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Job description

About The Company

Panoptyc (https://panoptyc.com/) uses AI and manual review to detect theft at over 15,000 markets in the US. We serve Fortune 500 companies and SMBs alike and are on track to serve 200,000 locations by the end of this year.

Panoptyc is a fully remote team that has grown rapidly for the last 3 years, and is looking to expand our team with top talent from around the world.

The Opportunity

You’ll jump-start your career with us by taking ownership of these key responsibilities:

Wrangle, visualize, and analyze gathered data from data warehouses
Create accurate reports and derive actionable insights that explain the business’s data trends
Maintain data integrity and ensure the security of sensitive business information
Coordinate with engineering and cross-functional teams to align on data projects

Who Is Our Ideal Candidate?

Willing to work 40 hours Eastern Standard Time
Minimum of 3 years experience as a BI Analyst
Advanced knowledge of SQL and BI tools like Power BI, Google Looker
Great communication skills: Is fluent in English and comfortable talking to executives and corporate leaders
Technical background: Has fundamental programming knowledge and can identify potential causes of issues when they pop up
Takes initiative: Has a sense of urgency and performs necessary tasks without needing to be prompted
Responsible risk-taker: Willing to take calculated risks, create informed decisions, and take accountability for subsequent results
Detail-oriented – pays attention, especially to the minor details of tasks
Embrace ambiguity – when you don't know how to do something, you ask Google.
Low ego – if you don't know the answer, you ask questions. You aren't afraid of anybody knowing what you don't know.
Honest – even when the truth isn't great, you speak it. If you had an off day, or your manager is wrong, you say so.