Job Summary: The Business Intelligence Specialist manages a diverse portfolio of business activities / reporting. This role is responsible to provide the design / development of complex presentations, reports, dashboards and scorecards to support business needs; ensures alignment of metrics across the organization. This role acts a technical working lead / resource to others. This role works closely with senior leadership on significant projects. Additionally, this role drives the streamline, healthiness, and simplification of the reporting stack, ensuring optimal efficiency and clarity. Depth & Scope: Works autonomously and accountable for acting as a lead within a specialized BI & Reporting function and may provide work direction to others Provides seasoned specialized knowledge, advice, and/or guidance to various stakeholders and team members Expert knowledge of reporting and BI platforms, tools and techniques used within enterprise and within broader industry and ability to effectively leverage it to support broad range of reporting and BI functions Expert at utilizing data sources across the organization with ability to integrate data across multiple platforms Expert at utilizing data visualization techniques / tools across the organization to support multiple businesses Manages communication at senior and executive level Works effectively across multiple business units with numerous stakeholders to deliver reporting and BI solutions Scope of role may have enterprise impact Generally, focuses on broad range of complex issues that may span from medium – long term issues (e.g. 6-12 months) Undertakes and completes a variety of complex projects and initiatives requiring specialist knowledge and/or the integration of cross functional processes within own area of expertise Oversees and/or independently performs tasks from end-to-end
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees