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Datalab USA

Programmer Analyst - Marketing Analytics

Westminster, CO$62k–$73kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

DataLab USA seeks a Programmer Analyst to monitor and execute marketing analytics processes for Fortune 500 clients. You'll manage ETL workflows, ensure data quality, generate reports, and maintain documentation while supporting process improvements in a fast-growing analytics consultancy.

What you'll do

  • Monitor process execution and QC reports to ensure data quality and completeness
  • Run and maintain ETL scripts to update data warehouse and generate client reports
  • Review and update documentation to improve team processes
  • Execute quality control checks on reports and provide feedback to stakeholders
  • Assist with minor report modifications and ad-hoc report development
  • Understand client data inputs, business objectives, and campaign requirements

What they're looking for

  • SQL
  • Tableau
  • Automation scheduling software
  • Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel)
  • ETL processes
  • Data quality analysis
  • Attention to detail
  • Clear communication

Benefits

  • Opportunity to work with Fortune 500 companies across multiple industries
  • Part of a fast-growing company (INC 5000 honoree)
  • Entrepreneurial start-up culture with focus on innovation
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Datalab USA

Datalab USA is a marketing analytics consultancy that delivers data processing, ETL workflows, and reporting solutions for Fortune 500 clients. The company is hiring Programmer Analysts, SQL developers, and Database Developers to execute analytics processes, manage data quality, and build technical infrastructure that drives client insights and ROI.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through your experience with SQL and how you've used it to identify and resolve data quality issues?
  • Tell us about a time you had to document a process or workflow. How did you ensure it was clear for others to follow?