Top Senior Analysis Reporting Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

The Senior Analyst in FP&A will conduct data-driven analysis to guide budgeting, forecasting, and performance reporting, focusing on streaming membership benefits.

The Senior Insights Manager analyzes campaign data, delivers actionable insights, engages with customers, and collaborates across teams to optimize performance and achieve business goals.

The Senior Cost Estimating Specialist leads cost estimating efforts for government projects, develops cost estimates, and ensures compliance with regulations.

As a Senior Data Analyst, you will analyze marketing performance, implement multi-touch attribution, and provide insights for strategic decisions.

Lead Pager Health’s enterprise data and reporting strategy, build a centralized data and reporting shared services function, own internal dashboards and client-facing analytics, partner with Product and Engineering on data architecture and governance, mentor data teams, prioritize and deliver data initiatives, and drive continuous improvement in tooling, automation, and data storytelling to support growth, efficiency, and client outcomes.

As a Senior Analyst, you'll gather and analyze requirements, implement process improvements, manage financial reporting in Workday, and mentor junior analysts.

The role involves assessing fraud program effectiveness, compliance with regulations, and providing strategic insights for risk management within the financial services industry.

The Strategist III, Value Analytics will own strategic workstreams, revamp dashboards for billing data, conduct analyses, and lead independent projects, improving Cedar's reporting suite.

The Revenue Analytics Manager will analyze customer success and partner analytics, delivering insights to drive retention and revenue growth, working cross functionally with leadership and data teams.

The Senior Data Analyst collaborates with People teams to transform HR data into insights, conducts analyses, and builds dashboards to improve workforce effectiveness.