Top Analytics Jobs in San Francisco, CA

The Enterprise Risk Management Analyst is responsible for identifying and mitigating risks, analyzing risk data, creating educational materials, and supporting communication across operational risk teams. This role involves developing dashboards, reports, and ensuring compliance with risk management frameworks.

The Senior Data Analyst is responsible for analyzing sales operations data, creating dashboards and reports, executing customer segmentation analysis, identifying sales opportunities, and collaborating with senior leaders to tell data stories. The role involves using SQL and business intelligence tools to enhance sales performance and workflow automation.

Lead a team of modeling and simulation scientists in developing strategies for drug development. Provide consultation to clients, oversee technical analyses, and mentor early-career scientists. Responsible for internal and external reporting and collaborative scientific efforts.

The Principal Program Cost Schedule Control Analyst will conduct financial analyses, prepare analytical reports, and coordinate with multiple organizations for monthly financial forecasts. The role requires strong analytical skills and self-initiative to navigate the complexities of the F-35 program's financial planning.

The Lead Data Visualization Developer is responsible for creating reports and dashboards using tools like Tableau and PowerBI, interacting with clients to understand their needs, and ensuring the accuracy and quality of data visualizations. This role involves developing prototypes, conducting user training, and creating documentation for BI deliverables.

The Quantitative Marketing Analyst will analyze and report on marketing campaigns, craft targeting schemes, monitor existing metrics, develop new metrics, and support the modeling and credit teams with data-driven strategies and analysis methods to enhance customer acquisition effectiveness.

The Data Processor role involves investigating and analyzing healthcare providers for credentialing. Key responsibilities include verifying documents, updating formats, processing incoming data, and maintaining accurate records. Strong attention to detail and communication skills are essential, along with the ability to work independently and as part of a team to achieve quality results.