Business Operations Analyst

Identify data and reporting tools necessary to/and perform business, financial and data analysis. Develop reporting/analysis for product manager, sales, and/or customers. Communicate the results of the business, financial and data analysis. Work directly with internal teams (such as Sales, Inventory Management, Finance) to provide intermediate level analysis and reporting as necessary. Develop and analyze scorecards, providing insight into trends or unusual performance. Organize, plan and recommend analysis and reports consistent with continuous improvement of processes and procedures. Recommend, develop, create and implement standard reporting for routine business reports. Recommend, develop, create and implement ad hoc reports as business conditions necessitate. Monitor for data accuracy, timeliness and integrity in data used in analysis and reporting. Communicate to appropriate personnel if data inaccuracies exist.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Business Operations Analyst in Northfield, IL, USA is between $68,000 and $85,000 per year. The exact salary will vary depending on the individual's experience, qualifications, and other factors.

As the nation's largest privately held manufacturer and distributor of quality medical supplies and services, Medline offers healthcare products and services that drive value through tailored solutions across the continuum of care. Medline offers 550,000+ medical supplies to improve care and help make healthcare affordable for all. As a global company made up of clinicians, researchers, engineers, financial experts and 1,400 direct sales representatives, we know the healthcare business from the bottom up and aim to serve as our customers' trusted advisers. We understand that it's not just medical products, but people's health. Our goal is to help the people who take care of patients and their loved. If you've ever been in a hospital, nursing home, or doctor's office, you have likely used our products—from the baby blanket that brought your newborn home, to the bandage that covered a scab, to the gowns, gloves and surgical procedure trays found in the operating room.