Data Analyst III

Role Overview

The Data Analyst III will develop and maintain data projects/products, create periodic metrics and reports for performance monitoring, and perform ad-hoc analyses to identify opportunities.

What You Will Do

The role involves developing and maintaining data projects/products, creating periodic metrics and reports for performance monitoring, and performing ad-hoc analyses to identify opportunities.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have a strong background in data analysis, experience with data manipulation and visualization tools, and a collaborative and analytical profile.

Requirements

• Higher Education in Systems of Information, Engineering, Statistics, Computer Science, or related areas
• Advanced knowledge in SQL
• Knowledge of Python
• Experience with data manipulation, analysis, and visualization (Data Studio, Tableau, Metabase, Excel, other data visualization tools)
• Clear and fluid communication
• Collaborative and analytical profile

Benefits

• Flexible medical and dental plan
• Medication assistance and family health allowance
• Free sessions of psychotherapy and 24-hour telemedicine
• Continuous programs of prevention, mental care, and vaccination
• Meal allowance (or local restaurant) and Food Allowance (with extra value at Christmas)
• Discount of up to 40% on our ecosystem brands
• Gympass/TotalPass for gyms and sports studios
• Home Office allowance for hybrid and remote modalities
• Birthday off for celebrating your way
• Pet health plan, advantages in contracts, and travel/hospitality programs
• Extended parental leave (180 days for mothers and 120 days for fathers)
• Support for Atypical Parents and babysitting/education assistance
• Material assistance for school and nutrition credit for children
• Dedicated legal, psychological, and social guidance
• Security for protection and financial tranquility
• Private Prevision and Life Insurance
• Support for the death of parents and consigned loan
• Transportation and Parking Allowance (according to the work model)

Tagged as: Data Analysis