VieMed

Data Analyst

Location

Lafayette, LA

Type

Full Time

Position Summary: 

VieMed is seeking a Data Analyst to work on Internal Improvement process insights to minimize errors, increase efficiency, and drive a better workflow.      Position Responsibilities: 

  • Assists in the design, coding, and testing of technical analytical solutions. 
  • Applies knowledge of industry trends and developments to improve service to our clients. 
  • Clearly articulates roles, project goals, and timelines as they relate to project and development plans, as needed. 
  • Adheres to coding standards defined by technical management. 
  • Accurately prepares written business correspondence that is coherent, grammatically correct, effective and professional. 
  • Establishes responsible deadlines and personal work plans. 
  • Listens to others and accepts input from team members. 
  • Responsible for plan performance reporting and trend analyses. 
  • Conducts research and produces actionable insights on healthcare economics issues and trends. 
  • Establishes effective working relationship with other members of the Technology team. 
  • Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results regularly. Adheres to Scrum Agile practices and consistently delivers results on time. 
  • Works with internal departments to design appropriate business intelligence solutions
  • Analyzes data from internal and external sources in various formats from spreadsheets to relational databases and creates meaningful visualizations that solve business problems. 
  • Evaluates, researches, and creates reports for departmental operations flows to help increase efficiency and reduce wasted steps and roadblocks.  
  • Designs, creates and deploys data visualization dashboards within departments that display KPIs and team performance.   

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in statistics, mathematics, information systems, computer science, finance, information management, economics or similar quantitative area or the equivalent of four (4) years of work experience in field. 
  • Two (2) years experience in applying quantitative analytics tools, methods and processes. 
  • Preferred previous experience/working knowledge of health insurance industry, processes and data requirements. 
  • Self-starter with the ability to think critically to solve business problems. 
  • Strong analytic, problem solving, and troubleshooting skills. 
  • Ability to communicate technical concepts to a non-technical audience. 
  • Proficient with SQL and data extraction tools. 
  • Experience with data visualization, charts, dashboards and reporting tools. 
  • Exceptional attention to detail.
  • Experience with Tableau, Microstrategy, Power BI, Sisense and/or other visualization programs. 
  • Ability to support key business initiatives through positive relationships, effective communication and cross-team collaboration. 
  • Strong business orientation and passion for customer service and results. 
  • Experience with Salesforce, a plus. 

Company Website: www.viemed.com

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