Senior Data Analyst - RELOCATION TO ABU DHABI

SoftServe
Sheffield
10 months ago
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Please note: this position requires relocation to Abu Dhabi for a minimum period of 12 months. Project duration: 36 months+. Softserve will support relocation of selected candidates.


WE ARE

SoftServe is a global digital solutions company with headquarters in Austin, Texas, founded in 1993. Our associates are currently working on 2,000+ projects with clients across North America, EMEA, APAC, and LATAM. We are about people who create bold things, make a difference, have fun, and love their work.

Big Data & Analytics Center of Excellence, data consulting and data engineering branch at SoftServe. Starting as a group of three enthusiasts back in 2013, hundreds of Data Engineers and Architects nowadays build Data & Analytics end-to-end solutions from strategy through technical design and PoC to full-scale implementation. We have customers in Healthcare, Finance, Manufacturing, Retail, and Energy domains.

We hold top-level partnership statuses with all the major cloud providers and collaborate with many technology partners like AWS, GCP, Microsoft, Databricks, Snowflake, Confluent, and others.


IF YOU ARE

  • Experienced in data analysis within a healthcare environment for 3–5+ years
  • Skilled in working with large-scale healthcare datasets and generating actionable insights
  • Proficient in SQL and data visualization tools such as Power BI or Tableau
  • Familiar with healthcare metrics, KPIs, and statistical methods used in clinical or operational analysis
  • Detail-oriented with a strong focus on data accuracy, consistency, and compliance with healthcare standards


AND YOU WANT TO

  • Analyze healthcare data to support clinical and operational decision-making
  • Build clear, insightful dashboards and reports tailored to healthcare stakeholders
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams on AI-driven or analytics-based healthcare initiatives
  • Contribute to improving data validation and standardization processes across healthcare systems


TOGETHER WE WILL

  • Address different business and technology challenges, engage in impactful projects, use top-notch technologies, and drive multiple initiatives as a part of the Center of Excellence
  • Support your technical and personal growth — we have a dedicated career plan for all roles in our company
  • Investigate new technologies, build internal prototypes, and share knowledge with the SoftServe Data Community
  • Upskill with full access to Udemy learning courses
  • Pass professional certifications, encouraged and covered by the company
  • Adopt best practices from experts while working in a team of top-notch engineers and architects
  • Collaborate with world-leading companies and attend professional events


All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, or protected veteran status. SoftServe is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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