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Thomas Cavanagh Construction Limited seeks a Data Analyst to build reports and dashboards using Palantir Foundry, supporting the Organizational Change Manager and digital transformation. You will translate business needs into actionable insights and maintain existing BI outputs.
With 1–3 years in BI and strong SQL, you will collaborate with developers and leaders, ensuring data quality and clear communication across the organization.
Founded in 1953, Thomas Cavanagh Construction has continued to set the standard for quality construction and materials in Eastern Ontario. With our strategically located pits and quarries, our unmatched fleet of trucks and heavy equipment, our state‑of‑the‑art facilities, and our dedicated employees, Thomas Cavanagh Construction has earned a reputation as one of Ottawa’s most trusted and respected contractors.
The Data Analyst supports the Organizational Change Manager (OCM) and the broader digital transformation initiative by building reports, dashboards, and data views for business leaders and teams across Thomas Cavanagh Construction, using the Palantir Foundry ontology built and maintained by Cavtera. This is a hands‑on, delivery‑focused role suited to someone strong in business intelligence, data querying, and communicating insights across all levels of the organization.
Requests that can be met using existing ontology objects — reports, dashboards, and data views — are handled directly by this role. Requests that require creating, modifying, or removing foundational ontology objects are routed to Cavtera for build. As the digital transformation function grows, this role offers the opportunity to take on broader reporting and analytics responsibilities over time.
The salary range for this position in Ontario at the start of employment is expected to be between $65K and $90K per year. However, the range offered is based on local job market factors and may vary further depending on factors specific to the selected job candidate, such as job‑related knowledge, skills, experience, and other objective business considerations.
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