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English 80 %
Bogotá and Medellín.
A data analyst is a professional who collects and analyzes data in order to turn it into meaningful information that companies can use to improve and grow. These individuals gather information from a number of sources and are skilled in researching, analyzing and reporting.
Responsabilities: Collecting data from various sources Streamlining data collection methods to create automated and easy-to-use routines Designing databases and data systems Maintaining databases and data systems by addressing errors and monitoring performance Analyzing collected data and putting it into a format that others can easily interpret Interpreting data trends and patterns as they relate to the organization Preparing reports for organizational leadership to use in a business setting Collaborating with other employees, including engineers and programmers, to determine areas of improvement in relation to data
Skills and qualifications - Hard and soft skills: Technical skills: Data analysts work with several different types of technology and must be able to use this technology to find and interpret data, organize databases and keep track of data sets. Common programming languages data analysts use include SQL and Python. Analytical skills: Data analysts must be able to effectively find, collect, organize and interpret various types of data as well as present this data in a way that is easy to understand. Teamwork skills: These professionals often work with other employees within their organization to formulate interpretations of data that they can turn into actionable plans to improve their company. Being able to collaborate with several individuals on a project is an important part of this job. Leadership skills: These professionals are often responsible for leading projects related to data, so they must have strong leadership skills and the ability to make important decisions. They must also present themselves in a professional manner, especially when relaying data-related findings to stakeholders . Math skills: Data analysts constantly use various forms of math to calculate and interpret data and determine what their findings mean. Problem-solving skills: Companies often hire data analysts to analyze and interpret data in an attempt to solve problems or prevent problems before they occur. Going into an assignment with a problem-solving mindset helps data analysts better identify current and potential issues and determine viable solutions to address them based on the data they find.
Tipo de puesto: Tiempo completo
Salario: $3.000.000 - $3.500.000 al mes
