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Cornell University in New York City is seeking a Business Intelligence Analyst II (CEMI)- 2 Year Term Appointment to translate business needs into data solutions, focusing on dashboards and reporting using Power BI.
The role requires 5–8 years in BI, experience with data warehouses like Amazon Redshift, and collaboration with stakeholders across finance, HR, and research. Term position through Fall 2028 with potential extension.
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Title: Business Intelligence Analyst II (CEMI)- 2 Year Term Appointment
Location: Midtown
Work Days:
Weekly Hours:35.00
Exemption Status:Exempt
Salary Range:$105,000.00-$124,100.00
*As required under NYC Human Rights Law Int 1208-2018 - Salary range for this role when Hired for NYC Offices
The Business Intelligence Analyst II serves as a bridge between business stakeholders and technical teams, translating business needs into clear and actionable data and reporting solutions. This role requires strong business domain understanding, analytical thinking, and communication skills, with working knowledge of data platforms and tools to support analytics and reporting initiatives.
This is a term position anticipated to be needed through Fall 2028 but may be ended or extended based on organizational needs, funding availability, and performance.
Position requires working in an office environment where there some physical discomforts such as dust, dirt, noise, and the like are present. Ability to work off-hours and weekends for go-lives, testing and emergencies, as well as travel between office locations, primarily within NYC is required. Occasional meetings or clinical staff interactions in typical patient care areas may be required though direct patient exposure is not expected. Occasional moving of computer equipment or similar objects up to approximately 50lbs may be required to expedite projects.
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