Data Product Quality & Growth Analyst

Undisclosed; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Database USA in Omaha is seeking a Data Product Analyst to own the quality, coverage, and growth of our databases. You will inspect data, identify gaps, and plan improvements that increase value for customers.

This is a hands-on data role focused on accuracy, completeness, and structure, not dashboards or reporting. You will evaluate new data sources, define standards, and work with IT to deliver projects from specification through release, with an emphasis on practical action and

Qualifications

• Familiarity with the data industry and data products.
• Experience improving or expanding a database, not only reporting.
• Understanding of postal addressing rules.
• Strong Excel and MySQL skills.
• Knowledge of statistics to evaluate data quality and coverage.
• Attention to detail and logical thinking with actionable plans.
• Experience with data compilation, sourcing, matching, or deduplication is a plus.
• Two-year college degree or higher preferred.

Responsibilities

• Analyze data files to verify accuracy, completeness, and coverage.
• Identify gaps and opportunities to improve databases.
• Plan and maintain a roadmap for data enhancements.
• Evaluate new data sources and integration potential.
• Define data standards and quality benchmarks; track progress.
• Collaborate with IT to drive data projects from spec to release.
• Gather customer input to improve data usage and value.
• Present clear recommendations to management.

Skills

Excel

MySQL

Data analysis

Attention to detail

Critical thinking

Education

Two-year college degree

Bachelor's degree preferred

Tools

SQL

MySQL Workbench

Data hygiene tools (NCOA/CASS)

Job description

Database USA in Omaha is seeking a Data Product Analyst to own the quality, coverage, and growth of our databases. You will inspect data, identify gaps, and plan improvements that increase value for customers.

This is a hands-on data role focused on accuracy, completeness, and structure, not dashboards or reporting. You will evaluate new data sources, define standards, and work with IT to deliver projects from specification through release, with an emphasis on practical action and