Program Analyst (Data Analyst)
Department of State - Agency WideThis a TEMPORARY, INTERMITTENT position is located in Consular Affairs, in the Executive Office, located in Washington, DC. The bureau seeks to elevate the use of data analytics methodologies and techniques in determining policies and making management decisions regarding the effectiveness of the bureau's programs and operations. The incumbent will serve as a senior program analyst and subject matter expert in data analytics to recommend and/or develop data-driven solutions.Identifies and translates complex data analytics concepts, findings, and limitations into concise, written and graphical data analysis in order to evaluate the effectiveness of program operations.Performs analyses to identify effective administrative processes and those that are ineffective across bureau and /or Department lines.Assesses progress of contractors towards achieving goals; Assesses project risk through continuous monitoring and communication with contractor, leadership, and customer stakeholders.Provides technical advice in the collecting, analyzing, interpreting and communicating insights from data; Provides internal and/or external data analyses methodological or system reviews, studies, projects, and data validation efforts.Researches and designs presentations and interpretations of analytical outputs tailored to specific audiences.
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