Data Analyst
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We are seeking an Analyst to provide short-term coverage for a team member currently on medical leave, with an anticipated assignment through the end of the year and the potential to extend. This individual will support day-to-day data processing and validation activities within the Medicaid space, helping ensure ongoing work continues accurately and on schedule. This role is primarily execution-focused rather than requiring full ownership of the function. The ideal candidate will be highly comfortable working with large datasets in Excel, have experience with Model N and pharmacy or Medicaid claims data, and possess working knowledge of SQL.
Requirements
- Strong Excel skills with the ability to manipulate large files and datasets using formulas, tables, lookups, filtering, and data validation
- Hands-on experience with Model N, ideally working with pharmaceutical claims, Medicaid rebates, or related data
- Experience processing and validating Medicaid and/or pharmacy claims data
- Working knowledge of SQL for querying and validating data
- Strong attention to detail and ability to identify inconsistencies within large datasets
- Ability to quickly learn established processes and independently manage day-to-day tasks
- Previous J&J experience / rehire eligibility required
- Open to junior-to-senior analyst-level candidates if they have the core Model N, Excel, and claims experience
- Experience within the pharmaceutical or life sciences industry
- Previous experience supporting Medicaid rebate or government pricing processes
- Exposure to Python is a plus, but not required for this assignment
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