Data Analyst 4 - PART TIME/ REMOTE

Job: Data Analyst 4 - PART TIME

Location: REMOTE

Availability:

  • PART TIME: approximately 20 hours per week, maximum 6 months
  • Attend and conduct virtual meetings during standard business hours 9:00AM - 4:00 PM, EST.
Skills and Abilities:
  • Data analysis and reporting
  • Ability to read and interpret policy and law, including: Virginia Procurement law and policy (VPPA and APSPM), etc.
  • Leadership, including working leader
  • Oral and written Communication skills
  • Strong understanding and implementing of change management
  • Communicate clear daily progress updates
Job Duties & Description:
  • Deliverable Change Orders
  • Design and build required monthly reports
  • Change Orders Rpt
  • Produce monthly reports on defined schedules and submit communication
    • Confirming Orders Rpt and associated communications
    • Change Orders Rpt and associated communications
  • Confirming Orders and Change Orders
  • Analyze data and provide assessments and recommendations to team members
  • Assessments
  • Recommendations
  • Additional Reporting needed in support of procurement initiatives
  • Design and build
  • Produce reports as needed
  • Analyze data and provide assessments and recommendations to team members
  • New Reports
  • Assessments
  • Recommendations
In support of OCM for the Initiative: Complete deep dive review of data and meet one on one with customers (e.g. Colleges)

OCM Support:
    • College data Assessments
    • College data Recommendations
Identify impacts or changes needed to policies and procedures (e.g. Business Rules, Job Aids, Procedures)
    • Policy, Procedure impact analysis and recommendations
Draft procedures and gain approvals
    • Procedures that capture the effort required in the:
  • design, development of reports
  • data analysis and
  • subsequent recommendations
Create end-user training content in support of the OCM for the changes needed to improve compliance.
  • End user training content
In support of the L2 initiative, conduct necessary research, including: state laws, policies, comparisons to other Higher Eds in VA, other VA agencies, and other states as needed.
  • Comparative assessments


Required:
  1. Design and build required monthly reports - Required 5 Years
  2. Produce monthly reports on defined schedules and submit communication - Required 5 Years
  3. Analyze data and provide assessments and recommendations to team members - Required 5 Years
  4. Identify impacts or changes needed to policies and procedures (e.g. Business Rules, Job Aids, Procedures) - Required 5 Years
  5. Create end-user training content in support of the OCM for the changes needed to improve compliance - Required 5 Years
  6. Strong understanding and implementing of change management - Required 5 Years
  7. Data analysis and reporting - Required 5 Years
  8. Ability to read and interpret policy and law, including: Virginia Procurement law and policy (VPPA and APSPM) - Desired
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