Role Snapshot
The Data Analyst for Institutional Research supports the Office of Research, Assessment, and Effectiveness by managing federal and state reporting operations and developing business intelligence solutions. This role enables data-driven decision-making across the college through reporting, forecasting, and stakeholder collaboration.
Key Responsibilities: Use enterprise business intelligence tools, SQL, and Microsoft Office to create reports and analyze complex data needs for internal and external stakeholders. Translate institutional requirements into actionable reports and performance forecasts while supporting compliance with federal and state reporting requirements.
Skills & Tools: Proficiency in SQL, business intelligence platforms, Microsoft Office suite, and data visualization tools; strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Excellent communication skills to translate technical findings for non-technical stakeholders and ability to work collaboratively across departments.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in data science, analytics, computer science, statistics, or related field; 2-3 years of experience in data analysis, reporting, or business intelligence preferred. Experience with institutional research, higher education data systems, or federal/state compliance reporting is advantageous.
Location: Not specified
Compensation: $50K–$70K/yr (estimated)
Job Description
Under general supervision, the Data Analyst for Institutional Research is responsible for supporting the reporting operations and federal and state reporting of the Office of Research, Assessment, and Effectiveness by supporting internal and external reporting, the business intelligence reporting system, and ability to forecast future performance at the College. The analyst will use the college’s enterprise business intelligence tool, SQL, the Microsoft software suite, as well as other appropriate tools to carry out these functions. The analyst will work closely with college stakeholders to understand complex informational needs and translate those needs into reports, and interpretations of data.