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Raymond James is seeking a data analytics professional to join the Supervision Data, Metrics & Reporting team in a hybrid St. Petersburg/Tampa area role. The team combines data, analytics, and visualization to understand risk and drive informed decisions.
You will test and calibrate alerts (ATL/BTL) with SMEs and turn findings into actionable recommendations. The role emphasizes SQL, data quality, and AI-assisted analytics across multiple data sources, including AWS Redshift, with outcomes
Candidates residing in the St. Petersburg/Tampa area are expected to follow a hybrid work schedule, with a minimum of three days per week in the office.
Join the Supervision Data, Metrics & Reporting team and help us use data to better understand risk, identify opportunities for improvement, and support informed business decisions.
Our team works across Supervision and Technology to bring together data, analytics, metrics, reporting, and visualization. We are looking for someone who enjoys getting into the data, asking questions, investigating what is driving the results, and turning that analysis into insights that others can understand and act on.
A key focus of this role will be Supervision's alert testing and calibration program, including Above-the-Line and Below-the-Line (ATL/BTL) analysis. You will work directly with Supervision subject matter experts (SMEs) to understand how alerts work, test thresholds and criteria, analyze the results, and present findings and potential recommendations. You will also have opportunities to apply your analytical, data, and problem-solving skills to new projects as the team's priorities evolve.
This role provides an opportunity to deepen your experience in data analytics, supervisory risk, data quality, visualization, and AI-assisted analysis while applying your SQL skills to real business problems where the answer is not always obvious from the data.
We are looking for someone who is intellectually curious and willing to dig beyond the initial result. You should be comfortable asking questions, challenging assumptions when the data supports it, and recognizing when additional information is needed before reaching a conclusion.
Success in this role also requires the ability to balance technical analysis with business understanding. You do not need to arrive as an expert in every tool or area of Supervision, but you should be interested in learning the business, developing new analytical capabilities, and explaining complex findings in a way that is useful to others.