4 business intelligence developer jobs at 4 companies in Killingly Center, CT

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Business Intelligence Analyst/Developer
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, United States
$78k-$119k/yr OnsiteFull Time
Boston College
Boston College: Private research university providing undergraduate and graduate academic programs.
1+ YOEAdvanced SQL and BI development skills, experience with Blackbaud CRM preferred, bachelor's degree or equivalent, strong communication and data modeling skills.
Blackbaud CRM, SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), Blackbaud Data Warehouse, T-SQL, Visual Studio, Microsoft Power BI, SQL
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Engagement Manager, Competitive Intelligence
New York or Waltham
$160k/yr OnsiteFull Time
Trinity Life Sciences
Trinity Life Sciences: Strategic consulting and analytics for life sciences companies.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree required (advanced degree preferred), 5+ years in competitive intelligence/consulting within life sciences, strong Excel/PowerPoint, client-facing experience, project leadership, coaching junior staff, strategic analysis.
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint
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Business Development Representative
Waltham, Massachusetts, United States
$50k-$53k/yr HybridFull Time
Salary.com
Salary.com: Provides cloud-based compensation management software and market pay data.
0+ YOEBachelor's degree required; 0-2 years sales or business development experience; experience with LinkedIn/Twitter and sales intelligence tools; strong verbal and written communication.
CompAnalyst, LinkedIn, Twitter
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Manager, Strategic Market Analysis
Avon or Norcross or Carrollton or Sturbridge or Somerset
HybridFull Time
Lightera
Lightera: Designs and manufactures optical fiber and connectivity solutions.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree and 5–8 years in market intelligence, research, competitive analysis, strategy, or business insights; requires advanced Excel and PowerPoint, analytical skills, and stakeholder management.
Microsoft Excel, Power BI, Tableau, CRM, Microsoft PowerPoint