The Business Data Analyst I transforms operational data into strategic insights to identify opportunities, improve performance, and reduce costs. The role collaborates with site leadership, sector leadership, and other stakeholders to build reports, implement standard tools, and support data-driven decisions. It is suited to someone with foundational analytics experience who can take ownership of projects and grow into a trusted resource for data solutions. The analyst develops Power BI reports and dashboards, including data visualizations and back-end data models; cleans, models, and analyzes data using SQL, DAX, and statistical techniques; and translates complex data into actionable insights through presentations and reports for internal and customer use. The role also supports functional teams such as HR and Finance with customized analytics, works with data from operational systems including warehouse management and timekeeping systems, manages analytics projects from concept through delivery, and serves as a point of contact for Power BI questions and support. The position follows a hybrid schedule of three days per week in the office and two days working from home, with 10–15% local travel to other sites. It may require working fully onsite if based at a warehouse. The national salary range is $70,000–$115,000; the range is $70,304–$115,000 in California and $80,169–$115,000 in Washington. DHL Supply Chain offers medical, dental, vision, and prescription benefits, discounted stock purchase, and a generous PTO policy. The organization is an equal opportunity employer.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level