Grants Payments Data Analyst
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Worldwide Clinical Trials in Roma
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What The Grants Payment Data Analyst Does At Worldwide
The role of Grants Payments Data Analyst is to assist in building a forecast model for forecasting needs outside of Medidata Payments, as well as own that model and future updates and improvements. The role will also be involved in the process development of forecasting outside of Medidata Payments and how that links with forecasts from Medidata Payments. They will work closely with the Revenue Recognition, Clinical Payments, Investigator Grants Payments, and Project Analyst teams, along with other departments that contribute data to the forecasting and payment of sites, to assist in developing the end-t