Business Intelligence Analyst II

As a Business Intelligence Analyst II, your primary responsibilities will include leading medium-sized projects with your BI team, collaborating with stakeholders to develop and refine reports, and supporting various departments with their data needs. You'll be utilizing BI tools like SQL Server and Power BI to analyze data, tracking trends, and offering insights to enhance decision-making processes.

To qualify for the Business Intelligence Analyst II position, you should have a bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of education and related work experience. Additionally, 2-5 years of experience in data analytics and business intelligence is essential, with a preference for candidates who have banking or financial experience.

In the Business Intelligence Analyst II position, you will primarily use BI reporting tools such as SQL Server, Power BI, and Excel. These tools will help you gather, analyze, and present data effectively, enabling better decision-making within the Bank.

As a Business Intelligence Analyst II, you will have access to various career development and continuous learning opportunities. The company encourages you to remain current with BI developments through educational opportunities, allowing you to enhance your skills and advance your career.

The Business Intelligence Analyst II position comes with a competitive compensation package that includes performance-based incentives, generous paid time off, medical, dental, and vision insurance, a robust 401(k) retirement plan, and unique perks like a student loan debt reduction program and a wellness program.

When facing multiple data projects as a Business Intelligence Analyst II, I prioritize based on project impact and deadlines. Utilizing project management tools can help keep tasks organized while effective communication with stakeholders ensures everyone is aligned on priorities.

Absolutely! In my previous role, I developed a report that highlighted declining customer satisfaction trends. By presenting these findings to management, we were able to implement strategic changes that improved our service delivery, resulting in a noticeable uptick in customer retention.

I have extensive experience with several BI tools, particularly SQL Server and Power BI. I find them invaluable for data analysis and visualization, helping turn complex datasets into actionable insights.

To ensure data quality, I employ a systematic approach that involves validating data sources, regular audits, and establishing clear protocols for data entry. Engaging stakeholders in the data collection process also helps pinpoint discrepancies before they impact reports.

When presenting to non-technical stakeholders, I focus on telling a story with the data. I use simple visualizations and clear narratives to highlight key points, ensuring that the insights are easily digestible and relevant to their decision-making processes.

I actively engage in professional development through online courses, attend BI conferences, and participate in relevant webinars. Networking with industry peers also helps me stay informed about emerging trends and technologies.

Collaboration is key in my role as a Business Intelligence Analyst II. I've worked closely with marketing, operations, and IT teams to gather diverse requirements and ensure that the BI solutions we implement meet the needs of all stakeholders.

When designing a BI report, I consider the audience's needs, the key metrics they want to track, and how best to visualize the data. I strive to keep reports intuitive, focusing on clarity and usability.

In my last position, I noticed that generating monthly reports was too time-consuming due to manual data entry. I automated the process using SQL queries, which significantly reduced the time taken and improved accuracy.

I'm motivated by the opportunity to use data to drive business decisions and improvements. Knowing that my insights can help shape strategic directions for the company is incredibly rewarding.