Top Analysis Reporting Jobs

The Revenue Cycle Operations Analyst is responsible for maintaining the integrity of cash for healthcare organizations, ensuring efficiency and accuracy of accounts receivable through payment posting and credit oversight. They work on various workqueues in EHR systems, develop policies and procedures, monitor EFT transactions, and collaborate with team members to correct discrepancies and improve workflow.

As a Hybrid Behavior Analyst at Kyo, you will create customized treatment plans for clients utilizing behavior analysis. Responsibilities include supervising behavior therapists, conducting client assessments, and collaborating with families to track and report progress. Mentorship of trainees is also integral to the role.

The Staff Thermal Analyst will support the development of systems for artificial-gravity space stations. Responsibilities include performing thermal analysis, developing thermal control designs, coordinating with engineering disciplines, documenting analyses, mentoring junior engineers, and executing thermal tests with minimal oversight.

The GS1 Item Compliance Functional Expert Analyst will support operational and analytical tasks for Mars Wrigley, focusing on GS1 Global Data Sync Network support, item data publication, issue resolution, and monitoring KPIs. The role involves enhancing data quality and educating users on data governance and compliance standards.

The Assurance Analyst will participate in financial and operational audits, collaborating with team members, ensuring compliance with professional standards, and preparing reports. The role involves planning, documenting findings, and communicating with audit clients, while also contributing to special projects and the Internal Audit plan.

The SOC Analyst will monitor and analyze threats, investigate alerts, and collaborate with customers and internal teams to enhance security measures. Responsibilities include proactive monitoring of suspicious events, maintaining customer satisfaction, and contributing to fraud analysis reports.

The HIT Service Desk Analyst I provides initial support for troubleshooting and resolving issues related to software, desktop equipment, and network applications. The role involves gathering user information, analyzing problems, documenting interactions, and escalating unresolved issues. The analyst assists in maintaining customer satisfaction through effective communication and follow-up, while adhering to established policies and procedures.