Tech Pipeline is currently supporting a Jeddah-based firm specializing in regional operations. This partner is facing significant challenges with how data moves through their internal systems, causing delays in their daily reporting. As an Associate Data Analyst, you will help us find the specific points where information gets stuck or corrupted during the flow of work. This is a fully remote position that focuses on the technical reality of data rather than high-level strategy.
About the role
This is not a role for building decorative dashboards that nobody looks at. You will be looking at the ground truth of how the Jeddah-based client processes their regional data. When a warehouse record does not match a finance report, you will be the person who finds the missing link. We are helping them clean up a backlog of reconciliation errors and setting up a clear source of truth for their inventory. You will spend your time identifying patterns in messy data and suggesting the exact routing rules that need to change. Because we work remotely, you will need to be comfortable using digital tools to trace these problems from wherever you are located.
What you will be doing - Comparing daily data exports from different systems to identify where the numbers start to drift.
- Reading through system logs to see which database updates or API calls are failing to complete.
- Documenting the current flow of information between the client's different regional hubs and offices.
- Cleaning and formatting raw data sets so they can be properly ingested into new reporting tools.
- Running manual reconciliations to help the client's finance team close out their monthly reports.
- Participating in weekly technical reviews to discuss where the biggest operational friction is happening.
- Testing new data validation rules to make sure they catch errors before they enter the system.
- Updating internal SOPs to reflect the new data handling processes we implement.
What we need from you - Basic proficiency with SQL for querying and joining data from different tables.
- Experience using spreadsheets to organize, filter, and analyze information.
- A logical approach to problem solving: you enjoy finding the root cause of an error.
- Strong writing skills so you can explain technical issues clearly to the rest of the team.
- Reliability in a remote setting: you can manage your tasks effectively without constant supervision.
- A high level of accuracy when checking long lists of figures or technical configurations.
- Interest in the technical details of how businesses actually run on a day-to-day basis.
Helpful background - Basic exposure to programming languages like Python or R for data cleaning tasks through school projects.
- Previous coursework or internships related to logistics, operations, or information systems.
- Familiarity with how ERP or CRM platforms store and export information.
- An interest in the logistics sector or regional trade operations.
What the role offers - Competitive pay that is attractive for an entry-level position in the data sector.
- Full-time, permanent contract with a focus on professional development.
- The chance to work on concrete problems with visible, real-world solutions.
- A fully remote setup that values your output and your technical contributions.
- Exposure to the inner workings of regional logistics and large-scale operations.
- Direct mentorship from technical experts who prefer reading logs over looking at slide decks.
Working at Tech Pipeline
We are a remote team that believes in clear documentation and technical honesty. We avoid long, unnecessary meetings and prefer to communicate through well-written updates and shared notes. Our goal is to fix things and hand them back to the client as quickly as possible. We do not stay around just to collect fees: we want our work to be so solid that the client team can run it themselves without us. When you work here, you are expected to look at the config and the logs to find the truth of why a system is failing. We value people who are honest about what the data says and who want to build systems that actually work for the people using them every day.