Senior Business Intelligence Analyst

Compassion International•USA - Colorado, CO

23h•$106,400 - $127,511•Remote

About The Position

As a Senior Business Intelligence Analyst, you will serve as a strategic partner to Governance, Risk & Assurance (GRA) and the broader General Counsel Strategy Office (GCSO), helping teams across the organization transform data into actionable insights and better business decisions. You will build a deep understanding of Compassion's data landscape, systems, and business processes, using business intelligence, analytics, and emerging AI capabilities to identify opportunities for operational improvement, process automation, and informed decision-making. You will work hands-on with complex datasets and collaborate with stakeholders across Governance, Risk & Assurance, People & Culture, Global Security, Marketing, Global Program, IT, and enterprise data communities. This role offers an opportunity to shape how data and AI are leveraged within a growing function, helping teams move low-value work into systems and automation so they can focus on higher-impact activities. As the Operational Data Steward for GCSO, you will be a key resource for data governance, reporting, analytics, and business intelligence initiatives that support the division's strategic priorities. The role requires travel up to 10% of a normal schedule. The expected salary range is $106,400.00–$127,511.00. Employees in certain high-cost labor locations in the United States, such as San Francisco and Seattle, may qualify for a geographic differential. The position also includes faith-based and child-protection responsibilities: maintaining a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, serving as a consistent witness, upholding Compassion’s ministry in prayer, advocating for children, prioritizing child protection in decision-making, following the Statement of Commitment to Child Protection and Code of Conduct, and reporting concerns of child abuse, neglect, or exploitation through internal processes. Employees are expected to uphold and engage in Compassion’s core Cultural Behaviors.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a related field.
10+ years of relevant experience in business intelligence, analytics, data management, information systems, AI, machine learning, or a related discipline.
Experience working with complex datasets, data repositories, reporting tools, business intelligence solutions, and AI-powered technologies.
Strong understanding of data architecture, enterprise systems, and how data flows across an organization.
Demonstrated experience evaluating and validating AI solutions, including assessing accuracy, hallucinations, bias, fairness, consistency, drift, and overall performance.
Technical proficiency with APIs, Python, and modern data and AI platforms.
Proven ability to identify, implement, and optimize data-driven, technology-enabled, and AI-powered solutions that improve business processes and decision-making.
Excellent communication skills, including the ability to explain complex technical concepts in clear, business-friendly language.
Ability to work independently, build trusted partnerships, and collaborate effectively across technical and business teams to influence outcomes.
Keeps current with emerging AI trends, technologies, and industry best practices.
Passion for mission-driven work and commitment to using technology responsibly to support and protect children.
Commitment to Compassion’s Christian mission, child-protection expectations, and Code of Conduct.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Snowflake, Tableau, ServiceNow, or similar enterprise technology platforms.
Background in enterprise architecture, systems development, application development, or other technical disciplines.
Experience comparing, testing, and implementing AI models, generative AI tools, or large language model (LLM) solutions.
Experience supporting governance, risk, audit, compliance, or corporate support functions.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary business intelligence and analytics partner for Governance, Risk & Assurance and the General Counsel Strategy Office.
Build a deep understanding of Compassion's data ecosystem, including data sources, repositories, system relationships, and organizational data structures.
Analyze complex datasets to identify trends, risks, opportunities, and actionable insights that support decision-making and strategic planning.
Partner with business stakeholders to understand challenges, uncover opportunities, and recommend data-driven solutions.
Design, develop, and maintain dashboards, reports, data models, and analytical tools supporting operational and strategic initiatives.
Identify opportunities for automation, AI adoption, and improved use of technology across business functions.
Support governance, policy administration, risk management, and audit initiatives through data analysis and business intelligence solutions.
Collaborate with cross-functional partners across Global Security, People & Culture, Marketing, Global Program, IT, and other organizational teams to deliver insights and solve business problems.
Participate in enterprise data and AI initiatives, including work with the AI Center of Excellence, BI Center of Excellence, and Data Opportunities Council.
Translate complex technical findings into clear recommendations and presentations for leaders and stakeholders.
Provide technical support and guidance related to reporting tools, databases, data structures, and business intelligence solutions.
Continuously identify ways data and technology can improve organizational effectiveness and business outcomes.
Serve as a trusted advisor who influences stakeholders, builds credibility, and drives adoption of data-informed practices.
Maintain a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, act as a consistent witness, and faithfully uphold Compassion’s ministry in prayer.
Advocate for children and prioritize child protection in decision-making; follow child-protection behavioral expectations and report concerns of abuse, neglect, or exploitation through Compassion’s internal process.
Uphold and engage in Compassion’s core Cultural Behaviors.