Data Analyst

Job TitleOHS Northeast RegionGuardians of Honor (GOH) is a small management consulting firm supporting the federal government since 1997. We are seeking an energetic new team member experienced in Federal grants management to support our Office of Head Start client.GOH is recruiting in anticipation of potential future openings that are subject to final approval and funding. No guarantee of position availability can be made at this time; however, candidate identification and preliminary interviews are being conducted to support timely hiring should authorization be granted.The successful candidate will have a proven track record of leading grants management data analysis and reporting tasks, as well as serving as the primary data/system point of contact between the functional and technical teams. The successful candidate will be able to conduct complex data collection and analysis while integrating data from multiple sources into a streamlined workflow. You must prepare reports, presentations, trend identification, develop dashboards, and provide high-quality data analyses to support decision-making and process improvements. You must assist with building, maintaining, and testing databases and IT infrastructure and consolidating data from multiple sources so analysts and team members may easily access and interpret data reliably. Additional consideration for the candidate with analytical visualization, interactive designs, and data story telling experience.Duties and ResponsibilitiesDevelop databases, reports, and other tools as needed to support efficiencies and process improvement; Maintain and update grants management databasesSupport database administration and oversee maintenance of data, databases, and systemsDevelop, design, and maintain databases utilizing variety of platforms (e.g., Excel, Smartsheet, Python, R, SQL, GIS, Power BI, Tableau, Qualtrics)Prepare and maintain project file folders with all completed work products, artifacts, and deliverablesDevelop reports and presentations on analytical findings customized to various audiencesTranslate complex data into visual storiesDevelop engaging data visualizations using Tableau, Power BI, ArcGIS, Figma, Canva, Google Data StudioCreate and support trainings on database functionality for colleagues and grant recipientsStay up to date on necessary technology and processes and show initiative in capturing, documenting, and implementing best practices and lessons learned to improve quality and efficiency of services and solutionsLead coordination and develop methodologies to support functional team in execution of daily activities to include data storage, data validation, data analysis, etc. to support project goalsTest systems, lead test scenarios, and identify/document/remediate all issuesSupport key pre- and post-award grants management activities, such as, but not limited to: annual report tracking, data management and analysis, data entry and QC for routine grantee metrics, correspondence, web content, surveys/forms and information collection tasks, SharePoint sites, preparing analysis and reports, help desk inquiry log, application screening, funding slates, decision letters, project abstracts, G5/GrantSolutions/HSES/etc. administration, closeout functions, and other activities as assignedRequirementsMinimum Qualifications:Bachelor's degree required, master's degree and/or relevant certifications preferredAt least 3 years of related professional experienceHigh level of demonstrated proficiency in utilizing a variety of web-based and commercial off-the-shelf data management software packages such as Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Smartsheet, Tableau, Python, R, SQL, Power BI as well as ArcGIS, Figma, Canva, etc.High level of demonstrated proficiency in aggregating, analyzing, and presenting data gathered from multiple sourcesAbility to work onsite at the OHS Northeast Regional OfficeExperience and education in education, early childhood education, child development, public administration, family and consumer science or related fields preferredKnowledge of Head Start Program and applicable grant systems a major distinguishing featureAbility to pass background investigations as required for access to federal facilities and systems; position requires Public Trust clearanceWork Environment: The work environment is a typical office setting.Physical demands: The physical demands of the job include sitting for extended periods, and occasional walking and standing.Position type and expected hours of work: This is a full-time exempt position. Typical work hours are Monday-Friday, 40-60 hours per week. Some job activities may be required outside of typical workdays/hours. Overtime may be expected during peak periods.Travel: 10% local and regional travel, with overnight stays necessaryRequired education and experience: Bachelor's degree requiredEqual employment opportunity statement:Guardians of Honor is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We make employment decisions based on merit, qualifications, and business needs. We prohibit discrimination and harassment and provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants without regard to any characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law.