Supernova Technology
Data Product Analyst
Chicago, IL
Sponsorship not specified$60k-$80kDetected 5 days ago
Data AnalysisResearchLeadershipCollaboration
About the role
- The goal is to ensure that the product development work and client projects are implemented successfully in all aspects and delivered timely with high quality.
- The data product analyst will assist business analyst or research staff for data related research and analysis project assignments.
- The data product analyst will have opportunities to gain hands on experience in financial data analysis, and how it works in fintech products.
Responsibilities
- Confidential support services, including free therapy sessions.
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Confidential support services, including free therapy sessions.
- We partner with the industry's largest banks, most prominent insurance companies and leading online brokerages to democratize access to securities-based lending and better the entire financial ecosystem.
- About the Role We are looking for a data product analyst to support product managers and tech leads on securities-based lending system development.
Skills
- Join us and make an impact while growing your career at Supernova!
Compensation
- $60,000 - $80,000 per year Retirement Savings: 401(k) plan with employer contributions.
Benefits
- Commuter benefits, pet insurance, continuing education assistance, and more.
- We foster a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, and growth, where each person's contributions make a real impact.
Company info
- We are looking for a data product analyst to support product managers and tech leads on securities-based lending system development.
- At Supernova Technology, we believe that the best results come from a team that is passionate, driven, and supported in all aspects of their professional lives.
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