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The BI Analyst is the entry level analyst for the central analytics team. This team member must have a sound understanding of strategies and best practices with implementing modern Business Intelligence solutions. The role often times will support 2000+ employees for a given project and therefore needs to understand the breadth and depth of enterprise wide BI strategies and deployment. Having service oriented skills is paramount as this position is often the first (and sometimes only) interaction Credit Union staff will have with the department. This individual will either cover a wide array of Credit Union initiatives or hyper focus on a single subject matter. Regardless, the developer will become familiar with business processes and needs to understand the overall impact they have for the Credit Union.
CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
CORE SKILLS
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

We’re proud to provide the finest financial products & services in the most professional and convenient manner possible. As the nation's 5th largest credit union, and with more than 130 locations, our team is dedicated to the well-being of 1.4 million members in Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona, and New Mexico.
Our mission is to provide personal financial services of a superior quality to the members/owners; our chief concern being their financial well-being.
We desire to be the primary financial institution of our members. We will use automation and technology to support a highly trained group of volunteers and staff.
Professional managers will be accountable for the quality of service and will be given sufficient flexibility in implementing policy to ensure that the member perceives the highest degree of excellence in every contact.
Professional marketing will provide aggressive programs to sustain and increase growth. We will seek our growth both from new members and by serving the financial needs of present members in a more complete manner. We will not sacrifice quality of present services to seek growth.
In order to provide quality member services, the credit union must remain financially sound and secure. Adequate operating controls, capital reserves and liquidity will be maintained at all times.
We will be sales oriented in our approach to members, and traditional credit union philosophy will remain our guiding principle. Among financial institutions, this credit union is a unique organization with deep and abiding human values. Our goal is to maintain those qualities.
13 August 1985