Contract Analyst / SQL Developer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
We're looking for a talented Analyst / SQL Developer to join us part-time. If you like/understand data, and enjoy translating team needs into actionable insights, we want to hear from you!
What You'll Do:Work closely with our CEO and team leads to understand business requirements and translate that into data/visualization needs.Write the SQL to grab, organize and create the right data.Use our BI tool to build out visualizations that are easy to understand and use.Ensure that everyone at DoStuff can filter and tweak the visualizations to get the insights they need.
What We're Looking For:Solid knowledge of SQL Familiarity with BI tools, and a willingness to learn a new one (we use Daydream.co).Experience working with DBT and PostgreSQL.Knowledge of data available from sources like Hubspot, Quickbooks Online, Stripe, Zendesk, and Google Analytics.Excited about using LLMs to speed up programming and analysis.Excellent communication skills, curious nature, ownership mentality, and a desire for simplicity.
The Details:Location: Austin, TX (At least some time each week in our office on South Lamar)Hours: 10-20 hours per weekContract Duration: TBD
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