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Centene Corporation · 8 hours ago

Data Analyst II, Power BI

Nevada, United States

Full-time

Hybrid

Entry, Mid Level

$56K/yr - $101K/yr

2+ years exp

Centene Corporation is transforming the health of communities, and they are seeking a Data Analyst II to handle complex data requests and predictive modeling. The role involves analyzing health management programs, creating reports, and interfacing with stakeholders to derive business insights.

Hospital & Health Care

No H1B

Responsibilities

Responsible for analytical data needs

Handle complex data requests, reports, and predictive data modeling

Analyze health management programs including data collection, validation and outcome measurement

May include Financial, pharmacy, claims, provider, and member data

CMS and ad hoc reporting

Internal data cleansing and data reconciliation analysis

Trend analysis in various functional areas

Create and generate reports through MS-Excel, MS-Access, and SQL using Business Objects interface and direct links to core databases (ODS/EDW)

Write database queries in SQL

Create visualizations in Power BI

Produce reports for and interface with senior management and internal and external stakeholders

Gather and interpret business requirements and monitor data trends to proactively identify issues

Analyze reports/dashboard to discover business value insights to help operations and customer experience

Trouble shoot report and data issues

Create database views

Attend stakeholder meetings, gather requirements, and propose reporting solutions to meet business needs

Execute data changes

Handle multiple projects and timelines effectively and communicate risks and issues to manager regularly

Assist with training lower level Data Analysts

Performs other duties as assigned

Complies with all policies and standards

Qualification

SQLPower BIStatistical analysisData analysisMedicaid experienceMedicare experienceSnowflakeTeradataData visualizationData cleansingTrend analysisReport generationStakeholder communication