[VSP] Data Analyst/ Analytics Engineer

Project - the aim you'll have

We are currently looking for an Data Analyst/ Analytics Engineer to support a short-term dashboard migration project. In this role, you’ll work directly with the Head of Analytics to help migrate the company’s BI platform from Metabase to Omni, ensuring dashboards are accurately and efficiently transitioned.

Our client is revolutionizing the asset-based lending industry by providing infrastructure that enables greater speed, efficiency, and accuracy for both borrowers and lenders. Their platform processes more than $18 billion in transactions annually across the ABS and BL markets, delivering innovative solutions designed to transform the lending experience.

Expectations - the experience you need

• 5+ years of experience as an Analytics Consultant, Data Analyst, or in a similar analytics-focused role.
• Strong dashboarding and data visualization experience, with a proven track record of designing, building, and deploying high-quality dashboards and reporting views.
• BI tools experience: Hands-on experience with Looker is required. Experience with Omni is a strong plus, particularly familiarity with semantic layer concepts.
• Strong SQL skills and hands-on experience working with Snowflake.
• Self-starter mindset: Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment, take ownership of deliverables, and adapt quickly during a platform transition.
• Collaboration: Comfortable working closely with the Head of Analytics and supporting broader team objectives throughout the migration.

Required:

• SQL
• Snowflake
• Looker

Nice to have:

• Omni
• dbt
• Experience with BI platform migrations

We are accepting applications from the LATAM countries

Company Description
We are Software Mind, an awesome team of engineers who are ready to ramp up any top-notch company’s projects! Our aim? To always be one step ahead. Become part of a multicultural company in constant growth with an excellent work environment certified by Great Place To Work!

Originally posted on Himalayas