5 project analyst jobs at 5 companies in Centralia, MO
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Transformative Technology Analyst
Columbia, Missouri, United States
$70k-$80k/yrOnsiteFull Time
University of Missouri: Public research university providing academic instruction and healthcare services.
4+ YOEBachelor's degree (or equivalent) and at least 4 years' experience; experience administering SaaS/technology platforms and vendor relationships; familiarity with AI tools; experience designing/delivering technical training; project/process management skills including Monday.com.
Missouri Department of Transportation: A state government agency providing administrative and information technology services to support state departments and programs.
Conduct process mapping, gather requirements, create technical specifications, develop QA test scripts, support UAT, and act as liaison between business users and developers; successful background check required.
Customer Service Operations Analyst - Centralia, MO (Hybrid)
Centralia, Missouri, United States
HybridFull Time
HubbellNYSE: HUBB: Designs and manufactures electrical products and utility infrastructure solutions.
2+ YOE2+ years in data/business analyst roles; experience with SAP, EDI, Power BI, SQL, Microsoft Excel; BA/BS in IT preferred; strong analytical and project skills.
SAP, EDI, Power BI, Power Automate, Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Excel, SQL, DAX, Power Query M, SAP Onbase, VANs, ANSI X12, SAP iDocs
University of Missouri: Public university providing higher education, research, and healthcare services.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree or equivalent and at least 3 years of relevant experience. Experience with budgeting, financial analysis, reporting, Workday Planning, and Microsoft Excel. Ability to prepare projections, reconcile budgets, and support departmental financial operations.
WiproNYSE: WIT: Global technology services and consulting for digital transformation.
Experience in project engineering or analyst roles; knowledge of cost/schedule metrics, risk management (QRAMs), resource-loaded networks (RLNs), IT governance, WBS/project planning, resource allocation/tracking, and hands-on end-user experience with open source technologies; strong written and verbal communication.