214: Data Analyst Jobs Are Hiding Behind These Weird Job Titles

Let's go ahead and start with group one.

Group number one, weird locations that you might work as a data analyst, and the first one is a cruise ship.

How awesome does that sound? Yes, this is a business analyst cruise ship experience role posted by Insight, and I think Insight is some sort of a recruiting firm here because as you can kind of read right here that this is an exciting opportunity with one of our top cruise line clients, maybe like Royal Caribbean or maybe like Disney, uh, or Carnival.

I don't know.

And this position is in the capital of all cruises, Miami, Florida, and candidates must have a valid US passport and ability to travel 30 to 40% as needed.

Basically, you need to have a passport and you need to be able to travel, and you're gonna be looking at cruise ship experience.

So you're basically a data analyst on a cruise.

So you're gonna be studying business functions, gathering information, and evaluating output requirements, translate information into written requirements, analyzing vendors and solutions, build compelling, interactive, and actionable reporting.

There's like more like data-y side of this role.

Um, you're gonna be doing, uh, different analysis, end-to-end test cases, a management plan for each venue, determine and document user requirements for business procedures, and abide by those in the future.

So you need experience translating business requirements into system requirements.

Cruise ship booking application or hotel reservation experience is a plus here, so if you worked in the hospitality industry.

Detailed analytic capabilities, strong experience in user testing and project management, and practical application ability with Microsoft Office and Visio.

So this isn't even saying, like, Excel or anything like that necessarily, but you're definitely doing a lot of analysis.

You're definitely doing a lot of reporting, and you're gonna be doing that while you're on a cruise line, which is absolutely incredible.

So if you're just searching for data analyst, you might miss out on a role like this where you're actually doing this analysis, these experiments, on a literal cruise ship around the world.

That is freaking awesome.

Job number two is the field data specialist archeologist which, as it sounds, you're gonna be working in the field of an archeology.

An archeology field.

And you have the chance to do some pretty cool things.

So you're gonna support field work in the Northern California regions, and you're gonna have to travel a little bit.

This is actually only a part-time temporary role at $27 to $35 per hour, and you'll be doing the following.

You'll be conducting pedestrian surveys, construction monitoring, and testing, including collection of field data, digital photography, artifact identification, GPS data collection, and mapping, coordinate with construction crews on monitoring needs and schedules, maintaining project files and confidentiality at all times, um, knowledge of regulatory standards, interact with customers and clients, perform other duties.

Basically, they want you to have a bachelor's degree in some sort of field, and you're gonna be in Northern California.

Proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel is really key.