Manager of Data Analysis – Corporate Accounting in secondary

Manager of Data Analysis Job Description

For this increasingly crucial role, companies in Canada look for candidates who have five to eight years of experience with statistical analysis and data extraction. Expertise with Excel and writing and verbal skills are required, as is the ability to translate complex statistical information into functional recommendations. Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree in finance or accounting and supervisory experience.

Typical manager of data analysis – corporate accounting duties:

Creating reports and running processes to extract information using the appropriate system and program language

Performing complex analysis and interpretation of data to identify trends, potential impacts, and areas requiring special consideration, as well as using pivot tables, filters, or other tools in programs such as Excel, Hyperion, and Access

Researching and performing data comparisons and audits and providing corrective measures where necessary to ensure accuracy and validity of data prior to distribution

Organizing and formatting data in a clear, logical, and easily comprehensible manner using graphs, charts, and diagrams

Preparing and presenting preliminary and final data analysis to management

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