Data Analyst 2
Oregon Lottery
Data Analyst 2
Oregon Lottery
Operates state lottery generating public funds
Do you specialize in analyzing data using SQL, finding data discrepancies, verifying data engineering solutions, and working with business to further data capabilities? Lottery is hiring one (1) Data Analyst 2 to join the IT Governance team in a remote role.
About Oregon Lottery
Did you know that the Oregon Lottery is a leader in the gaming industry, and an important contributor of revenue for Oregon's schools, economic development, state parks, watershed restoration, veteran's programs, and outdoor schools? Our impact begins with our workforce; come join our team to be part of the impact.
About the Role
You will report to the Manager of Data Management and support data-driven decision-making by analyzing information and business processes to identify gaps, solve problems, and provide requirements producing actionable insights. You will serve as a liaison between business stakeholders and technical teams, defining data and reporting needs working closely with Architects translating them into effective solutions.
Using SQL, Azure Synapse Analytics, and Power BI, you will own data metadata and champion quality. You will be gathering requirements for reporting and analytics solutions which support business objectives. You will manage and prioritize the data product backlog and kanban boards, represent the team with a product owner lens, coordinate testing and release activities, support system enhancements, and drive improvements that increase operational effectiveness, data quality, and organizational performance.
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Operates state lottery generating public funds
The Oregon Lottery operates as a state-backed gaming organization that raises public funds by selling a variety of lottery games. It offers scratch-offs, Keno, multi-state jackpot games like Powerball and Mega Millions, Video Lottery Terminals, and sports betting through a DraftKings partnership. State law requires at least 50% of revenue to be returned to players as prizes, with up to 16% for administration (usually under 4%), and the remaining profits funding public programs such as education, parks, veterans services, Outdoor School, and problem gambling prevention. Its goal is to maximize profits for the people of Oregon while maintaining high standards of security and integrity, supported by a centralized gaming system and a long history dating back to 1985.
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