Financial Data Integrity Analyst/UKHC in Lexington, Kentucky at University of Kentucky

4 yrs

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Regularly sitting at a computer workstation for extended periods and repetitive motions (such as typing). Occasionally lifting, pushing, pulling objects up to 25 lbs (such as unpacking and setting up personal computer).

Monday-Friday 8am – 5pm (40 hrs/week) with occasional weekends and off shifts as related to Finance support needs

The Financial Data Integrity Analyst will participate in and provide guidance for the development of work instructions, automated scripts and maintenance of data records to support data standards and requirements. This role requires a solid understanding of database design, data mapping techniques, data quality, import processes, and reporting. Works in partnership with other Finance team members and reporting analyst to establish best practices for the design of the object properties across data imports, data processing, and reporting. Expertise with matching rules, complex hierarchy relationship management, and data governance.

This position is Remote, with on-site requirements occasionally at the Alumni office or other offsite Lexington location.

Qualified candidates must have knowledge of Data quality, data profiling, and cleansing. This individual must have experience interpreting business needs and converting them into requirements. The ideal candidate has been exposed to data governance, has experience in data and information modeling, and is able to work independently with minimal supervision, and with attention to details. Requires extensive Excel knowledge and skillset, Knowledge of BI, SAP, or Strata Axiom a plus.

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or Business preferred, with experience with Financial Reporting, Financial/Payroll data profiling, cleansing, and maintenance preferred.

Microsoft Excel expertise required.

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