Remote Data Analyst / Entry Level

Arkestro is seeking an experienced Data Analyst to work in a dynamic agile team environment. The desired candidate will be results oriented and able to manage requirements to maintain both an on-premise and Cloud data warehouse at CMS.

Specific tasks will include:

• Solicit, define, and manage requirements and scope for CMS projects
• Create, maintain, and support the distribution of applicable project-related artifacts including requirement documents, user stories, source to target mapping document, System User Guides, Operations Manuals, and Interface Control Documents
• Prepare in-depth flow charts, models, and procedures along with conducting feasibility studies to design possible system solutions.
• Collect and perform analysis on information from system users to formulate the scope and objectives of the system with moderate supervision.
• Interact with internal and external stakeholders including business owners, developers, and scrum team members
• Work closely with the test team to ensure that the requirements are implemented and tested as they are written, and
• Create and present presentations to the client as well as other Stakeholders
• Apply practical knowledge of job area typically obtained through advanced education and work experience.
• Perform analysis and assists with systems designs as needed.

Data Analysis, Data Entry, Data Analysis, Content Management Systems (CMS), Data Warehousing, Requirements Management, Cloud Computing, Team Player, Project Estimates, Agile Programming Methodologies, * BA/BS (or equivalent experience), 8+ years of experience

• Experience working with a business analyst team in complex environment
• Experience soliciting and defining business and system requirements
• Experience with IDR Support project

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Experience with the Agile framework
• Experience with databases and data warehouses
• Experience with Teradata
• Experience with AWS Cloud computing
• Ability to query databases using SQL and/or similar querying languages