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Enrollment Data Analyst (EDI) (2)

AFA / Employer Operations/Svcs

Description:

* Query data from database systems such as Oracle, MS SQL Server or other database management systems. * Provides support for Enrollment EDI processing as well as design and operations. * Responsible for daily electronic data interchange (EDI) operations for Enrollment Solutions department

Requirements:

• Skilled in developing ETL and SQL processes that are efficient and meet the expectations of the department. • Strong knowledge of EDI technology, tactics and processes. • Efficient working independently or as part of a team to deliver solutions and easily adjust to new environments and tool sets. • Good at communicating ideas, specifications and status updates to both technical and non-technical professionals. • Knowledgeable of department-level databases (Access, SQL Server, etc.). • Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and highly motivated. • Skilled in the development of queries and stored procedures through SQL scripts. • Efficiently work and produce results within the structure of project management methodologies (e.g. Agile/Scrum, Waterfall). • Demonstrate commitment to meeting organizational, department and team goals and objectives. • Knowledge of software development practices. • Strong focus on deadlines and deliverables.

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