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Datalab USA

Programmer Analyst - Marketing Analytics

Germantown, MD$65k–$75kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

DataLab USA seeks a Programmer Analyst to support marketing analytics operations for Fortune 500 clients. The role involves monitoring and executing data processes, performing quality control on ETL workflows and reports, maintaining documentation, and assisting with report enhancements in a fast-growing analytics consultancy.

What you'll do

  • Monitor process execution and review QC reports to ensure data quality and completeness
  • Execute ETL scripts and identify data quality issues in the data warehouse
  • Generate client reports and perform quality assurance before stakeholder delivery
  • Update and maintain wiki documentation for team processes and procedures
  • Develop ad-hoc reports and assist with minor report modifications and enhancements
  • Understand client file inputs, campaign requirements, and business objectives

What they're looking for

  • SQL
  • Tableau
  • Automation scheduling software
  • Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook
  • Attention to detail
  • Clear communication
  • Interpersonal and teamwork abilities
  • Self-motivation
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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

  • Walk us through your experience with SQL and data warehousing. Have you worked with ETL processes or data quality validation before?
  • Describe a time when you identified and resolved a data quality issue. How did you approach it?