Data Conversion Analyst — SQL, QA, Client-Facing

OpenKrill; United States; In loco; USD 70.000 - 120.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Grant Street Group is seeking a Data Conversion Analyst to join a project team of PMs, BAs, developers, and data analysts to migrate clients to TaxSys. You will reverse-engineer legacy tax data, write specs for conversion, QA results, and guide clients through verification and go-live.

The role requires clear written and verbal communication, translating technical details for non-technical stakeholders, and travel about 15% annually for client meetings.

Competenze

• Working directly with customers.
• Experience with data mapping, specifications, and/or other deliverables for developers.
• Analyzing data using SQL tools.
• Experience with SQL.
• Outstanding planning and time management skills.
• Experience with ETL tool and/or dbVisualizer a plus.
• Willingness to travel about 15% annually for face-to-face meetings with clients and colleagues.
• Project management experience and desire to lead projects.

Mansioni

• Prepare data for customer training, verification by customer subject matter experts, and TaxSys go-live.
• Reverse-engineer legacy tax data and write specs for conversion into TaxSys.
• QA the results and refine the specs.
• Track down bad customer data and determine how it occurred.
• Communicate with clients; write specs for developers; provide status updates to management.
• Guide clients as they verify their data in TaxSys and discuss tradeoffs.

Conoscenze

Customer interaction

Data analysis

Project management

Time management

Team collaboration

Strumenti

SQL tools

dbVisualizer

Descrizione del lavoro

Grant Street Group is seeking a Data Conversion Analyst to join a project team of PMs, BAs, developers, and data analysts to migrate clients to TaxSys. You will reverse-engineer legacy tax data, write specs for conversion, QA results, and guide clients through verification and go-live.

The role requires clear written and verbal communication, translating technical details for non-technical stakeholders, and travel about 15% annually for client meetings.