Mid-Level BI Analyst

What this level means

Fully competent professional; works independently on standard projects

Scope

Features or a sub-system end-to-end

Autonomy

Works independently on standard work; reviewed on the non-standard

Complexity

Diverse problems; adapts existing approaches

Impact

Project / team outcomes

Decision rights

Owns implementation decisions for own scope

Leadership

Mentors juniors informally

Typical experience

3–5 yrs

What you'd do

• Optimize dashboard load times
• Enable self-service analytics
• Develop complex data models
• Collaborate with stakeholders to understand reporting needs
• Integrate new data sources
• Conduct training sessions for end-users
• Monitor and improve dashboard performance
• Ensure data security and compliance
• Optimize dashboards.
• Enable self-service analytics.
• Integrate new data sources.
• Conduct user training.

Skills, knowledge & tools

• Advanced BI tool usage
• Data modeling
• SQL proficiency
• Stakeholder communication
• Performance optimization
• Data integration
• Training and facilitation
• Compliance awareness
• Advanced data visualization
• Business domain knowledge
• Data integration techniques
• Performance tuning
• Self-service BI
• Data security protocols
• User experience design
• Regulatory compliance
• Dashboard Performance
• Self-Service Enablement
• Analytical thinking
• Technical expertise
• Stakeholder engagement
• Project management
• Data governance
• Continuous Improvement

What good looks like

• Integration of new data sources
• Stakeholder training experience
• Bachelor’s degree in a related field
• 3-5 years of experience in BI
• Advanced certification in BI tools

Common titles

Where it sits & what it pays

O*NET / SOC: 15-2051.01 — Business Intelligence Analysts

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