Data Analyst

Summary

Join the WorkMotion Talent Marketplace, a curated pool of remote talent connecting with international companies. As a Mid-Level Data Analyst, you will transform raw data into insightful analyses that drive business decisions. You will gather and aggregate data, perform exploratory data analysis, create dashboards and reports, collaborate with colleagues, and communicate findings to support data-driven decisions. You will also recommend improvements to data collection and analysis processes. This role offers the opportunity to work remotely, collaborate with global teams, and gain access to exclusive job openings across industries.

Requirements

• 3–5 years of experience as a data analyst or similar role
• Strong SQL skills and experience with BI tools (e.g., Tableau, Looker, Power BI)
• Familiarity with Python or R for data manipulation
• Understanding of statistical concepts and data modeling
• High level of curiosity and detail orientation
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, remote work environment

Responsibilities

• Gather and aggregate data from multiple sources
• Perform exploratory data analysis and identify patterns
• Create dashboards and reports to track KPIs
• Collaborate with colleagues to clarify data needs and refine requirements
• Support data-driven decisions through clear communication of findings
• Recommend improvements to data collection and analysis processes

Benefits

• Enjoy the freedom to work from anywhere while staying connected with inspiring teams around the world
• Apply directly to remote roles or be discovered by international companies actively seeking top talent through the marketplace
• Work in a way that suits your lifestyle — whether it’s flexible hours, time zones, or work-life balance
• Collaborate with colleagues from different cultures, backgrounds, and industries — fostering growth, learning, and global thinking
• WorkMotion handles all the complexities of international hiring, so you can focus on what matters most—your work