Data Analyst
access data consultingColumbia (MO)
Data Analyst
Posted today
access data consultingColumbia (MO)
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About the role
Title: Data Analyst
Duration: 5 to 6 months contract
Hours: Part-time, up to 20 hours per week
Location: Fully Remote — Must reside in the state of Arizona
We are seeking a Data Analyst to work on a population health survey initiative. This person will help modernize and update an established health data dashboard by incorporating the latest survey data. You’ll be responsible for adjusting weighted survey estimates using SAS, assessing variable comparability across survey phases, and updating an existing Power BI and SQL Server workflow.
What You’ll Be Doing:
Review, modify, and execute SAS programs to incorporate multi-year survey datasets, recalculating weighted estimates using proper complex survey methods and variance estimation.
Evaluate survey instruments, codebooks, and definitions across phases to identify comparable versus non-comparable variables, documenting findings and building a clear comparability matrix.
Update existing SQL Server and Power BI workflows, refreshing tables, visualizations, indicators, filters, and explanatory text.
Validate analytical outputs, investigate discrepancies, and ensure data limitations and methodologies are clearly communicated.
Provide clean, modified SAS code, analytical documentation, and handover instructions to support long-term dashboard maintenance.
What We’re Looking For:
Bachelor’s degree in biostatistics, statistics, data science, or a related quantitative field (or equivalent professional experience).Proven experience analyzing complex survey data and calculating weighted statistical estimates.
Strong, demonstrable experience developing and maintaining Microsoft Power BI dashboards.
Must currently live in Arizona (fully remote work arrangement).
Nice to Have:
Proficiency in SAS for survey estimation and data manipulation. Experience working with SQL and relational databases (specifically SQL Server-Power BI pipelines).
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