Data Analytics & Reporting Analyst/Alteryx - remote CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED

October 31, 2026

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Scott Air Force Base, Illinois

ID: j-2842

JOB TYPE: Direct Hire

REMOTE STATUS: Full Remote

VETS, Inc., is looking to add a strong Data Analytics & Reporting Analyst/Alteryx analyst to our growing team. This is a full time, perm position with full benefits and is a remote opportunity based out the Saint Louis area. This position requires US Citizenship and an active clearance on day one. This position requires 10% travel.

Are you ready to revolutionize financial auditability and transportation logistics? We're seeking successful, experienced Data Analytics/Reporting SME to join our team in implementing a cutting-edge software system that will transform how USTRANSCOM manages finances and supply chains. The SME will collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand their data needs and deliver actionable insights.

Responsibilities:

Lead a team of data analytics and reporting while working with large datasets, creating automated workflows, and providing expertise in data preparation, blending, and analysis.
Design, develop, and maintain complex Alteryx workflows for data preparation, blending, and analysis.
Perform in-depth data analysis using Alteryx to identify trends, patterns, and insights.
Create comprehensive reports and dashboards that communicate data-driven insights to stakeholders.
Ensure data accuracy, integrity, and consistency within Alteryx workflows implementing corrective data quality actions as needed.
Analyze business processes and workflows to identify opportunities for improvement using Alteryx.

Qualifications:

US citizen with Secret security clearance or ability to obtain/maintain Secret clearance upon hire
Responsible for the successful execution of the program's strategic data management and integration
5+ years of experience in data analytics, with a strong focus on Alteryx., preferably in government or defense sectors
Extensive experience with ERP systems, particularly in implementation and data migration
Advanced proficiency in Alteryx Designer and Alteryx Server.
Proficiency in SQL, Python, and data visualization tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI)
Experience with large-scale data migration projects
Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to effectively communicate plans and strategies to executive level positions
Familiarity with DoD logistics systems is highly desirable
Strong understanding of data governance principles, practices, and tools.
Knowledge of metadata management and data cataloging solutions.
Bachelor's degree in information systems, engineering, operations research, or a related field

Desired:

Agile certification (SAFe) and experience working in an Agile environment
SAP expertise (public sector/DoD preferred)
Direct experience with commercial and Federal supply chain best practices

Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.

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