What you’ll do

• Evaluate client requirements for data migration and customer ad hoc projects;
• Write SQL scripts, queries, and stored procedures to extract and import data;
• Translate, merge, scrub and map data into conceptual, logical and physical data models;
• Validate data migration and mappings;
• Facilitate client reviews and update routines as needed;
• Communicate project timelines internally and externally;
• Develop complex reports using SQL, Microsoft Office and other utilities or languages as necessary;
• Perform ad hoc and structured data analysis;
• Identify data issues proactively and flag them to respective stakeholders;
• Work with internal teams to ensure project continuity;
• Leave breadcrumbs of your work using clear documentation;
• Follow best practices to preserve the integrity, quality, and security of data at all times; and
• Use data to answer stakeholder questions as required;

Who you are

• You learn quickly. You take in information like a sponge. You get things before other people. You grasp what people are saying even if they aren’t saying it quite right. You internalize information quickly so you can reflect it back to your collaborators efficiently. You’re the one who sees the patterns and can help others see them, too..
• You hunger for the “why”? You know that the more you understand the reasons behind decisions, the better you can help. You help others make decisions by helping them grapple with inconsistencies and details they hadn’t thought of.
• You love data. Data speaks to you and tells a story. You read the story and adjust the ending as needed to get the desired result.
• You are supremely well organized. You know what you have to accomplish and you give yourself the space to do things right. You know how to negotiate a new request with a smile so it gets done when it needs to get done. You rarely work late or on week-ends. You’ve set realistic expectations for when things will get done and given yourself buffer for the unexpected. People count on you to keep your promises.
• You love working with people. You build relationships with people to get things done. You aren’t afraid to ask questions of senior people when you get stuck. You love helping more junior people think through how to do better. Clients know you will find a way to help. You know how to run meeting that makes good use of everyone’s time.
• You are a life-long learner. You have sources and sites that guide you to be a better professional. You love to read and are always looking for how others are doing things better.

What we’ll accomplish together