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Attached are my cover letter (formulated as a letter of interest) and resume for consideration for the HRIS Analyst role with your client, Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts.
I greatly enjoy analytical problem solving of data, reporting and processes. I’ve used these skills to create highly accurate data, identify key solutions and improve processes extensively for retirement programs, and recently for health and welfare and human resources. I do this to present employers and employees the information they need to understand their data and identify key business choices.
I look forward to discussing my personal interest for this role with you soon.

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