Sustainability & Resiliency Data Analyst II
american statistical association asaPortland (ME)
Sustainability & Resiliency Data Analyst II
Posted 2 days ago
american statistical association asaPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Data Analyst In this role you will help HDR's Sustainability & Resiliency teams turn data from multiple sources into reliable, decision-ready information. You work across business groups to organize complex data, build dashboards, and support project delivery with clear visuals and documentation. You'll apply data quality practices and explore AI and automation to improve workflows. This position emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, curiosity, and learning across disciplines to drive sustainable outcomes. You'll contribute to a culture of inclusion and evidence-based decision making.
Responsibilities:
- Collect, organize, clean, and maintain data from multiple sources
- Import, transform, and integrate structured and unstructured data for use by technical teams
- Develop dashboards, maps, graphics, and other visual tools that translate complex data into clear information
- Support data validation, metadata, lineage, version control, and documentation to improve reliability and traceability
- Support multidisciplinary technical projects across HDR business groups and market sectors
- Define data requirements with subject matter experts, resolve data gaps, and connect information across systems
- Prepare technical memoranda, reports, presentations, client materials, and data-driven visual deliverables
- Help technical teams interpret data, identify trends and anomalies, and communicate findings and recommendations clearly
- Develop, document, and improve data quality standards, procedures, checks, and reusable workflows
- Perform data profiling and quality reviews to identify inconsistencies, duplication, missing information, and other issues
- Evaluate new datasets, analytical methods, and visualization approaches for project delivery
- Explore uses of AI, automation, and emerging digital tools for research, data processing, analysis, and visualization
- Develop reusable templates, dashboards, data dictionaries, and guidance, and share lessons learned with project teams
- Collaborate with professionals across business groups, geographies, and technical disciplines to strengthen data practices
Key requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in related field
- Minimum of 3 years of related work experience
- Self starter
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Word, PowerPoint, and ExcelActive participant in employee-owned culture
- Cross-functional collaboration
- AdaptabilityCuriosityData management
- Data integration
- Data visualization
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