Data Analyst - Capital Projects & Operations

Requisition

Requisition Number: 32743

Norwell, MA, US, 02061

Denver, CO – Hybrid (Onsite: Tuesday–Thursday, Remote: Monday & Friday)

We are looking for an analytical Data Analyst to support the Gas Capital Portfolio. You will focus on deep data analysis, trend identification, and translating complex datasets into relevant business insights. Unlike traditional project coordination roles, this position centers on data‑driven decision support—applying reporting, analytics, and visualization to help leadership understand performance, identify risks, and guide strategic outcomes.

• Analyze data from capital projects and operations to identify trends, variances, and performance insights
• Develop dashboards and reports to communicate findings to team members and leadership
• Support financial and project analytics, including cost analysis, forecasting, scheduling, and KPI tracking
• Maintain and integrate project data across financial, scheduling, and asset management systems, including WBS structures

• 5–8 or more years of experience in data analysis, business analytics, or a related analytical role
• Demonstrate analytical skills with the ability to work with data, uncover trends, and obtain meaningful insights
• Experience with:
  • Data analysis and interpretation
  • Report development and dashboard creation
  • Trend analysis and variance analysis
• Translate complex datasets into clear, relevant business recommendations

Base salary range: estimated $50‑54/hr, dependent on experience, qualifications, and skills. Benefits include comprehensive health and income protection benefits, 401(k) savings plan, and paid vacations for qualifying positions.

Equal Opportunity Employer Including Veterans And Individuals With Disabilities.
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