Data Analyst at A Full Renovation – Interiors & Design
Location:
Remote - United States
Job Type:
Full Time
Salary:
$90,000-$100,000 per year
About The Role
A Full Renovation – Interiors & Design is hiring a Data Analyst to support data preparation, analysis, reporting, and clear communication of findings. The role is fully remote within the United States and is designed for someone who values accurate work, clear documentation, and dependable follow-through.
Your work should be easy to audit and understand after the fact. That means using consistent naming, complete notes, and documented procedures rather than relying on memory or informal assumptions.
Quality matters as much as speed. The goal is not simply to move work through a queue, but to complete it accurately, preserve a traceable record, and reduce avoidable rework for the people who rely on the result.
The work supports interior design and remodeling operations, including project documentation, client coordination, selection tracking, and business records as relevant to the position.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare concise written summaries that separate confirmed findings from open questions.
Maintain reusable analytical files and documentation so recurring work remains traceable.
Support improvements to recurring analysis, validation, and reporting workflows.
Use SQL, spreadsheets, or reporting tools to answer clearly defined analytical questions.
Validate source data and investigate material discrepancies before presenting results.
Monitor key measures and investigate unusual changes, exceptions, or data-quality issues.
Qualifications
Ability to check data quality before drawing conclusions.
Curiosity and sound judgment when results appear inconsistent or incomplete.
Ability to manage assigned analytical tasks independently in a remote environment.
Attention to reproducibility and traceability in recurring analysis.
Foundational knowledge of SQL, spreadsheets, reporting tools, or business intelligence concepts.
Success will be measured by dependable execution, accurate documentation, and useful communication—not by rushing through work at the expense of quality.