The Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) Data Infrastructure & Technology (DIT) Division Data Analyst IV is selected by and reports to the DIT Manager. This position performs advanced (senior level) computer data analysis work involving analyzing and identifying user requirements, procedures, and problems to automate processing or to improve existing systems. Works under minimal supervision, with considerable latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment. Work involves building and maintaining the infrastructure for data collection, storage, and processing. The duties entail creating data pipelines, ensuring data quality and security, optimizing databases, and collaborating with other ODSI staff as well as other DFPS staff to make data accessible for analysis and business decisions. Current processes within DIT are implemented using Unix Shell scripting for job scheduling, SQL and/or PL/SQL in Toad for the ETL logic, .ASP and VBScript/HTML for reporting. DIT division with other ODSI staff as well as other DFPS staff are working towards modernizing the Data Warehouse ETL Logic using Databricks as the Integrated Data Platform to curate the data for the reporting layer that will be leveraged using Excel reports/ Tableau dashboards. Data Governance is implemented using Informatica to hold the master data for DFPS. This position may have the ability to leverage and use these tools and technologies to implement the data warehouse solution for creating new solutions or when evaluating and modifying existing programs. The analyst creates original programming logic and evaluates and/or modifies existing programs of any level of complexity to consider changes in requirements. The analyst may prepare diagrams and logic flowcharts for detailed coding and for the documentation of programming work. The analyst may be required to review work products developed by other analysts and to interact with the agency Program staff, division managers, regional staff, and/or other analysts to ensure requirements are met and that all work products are appropriately reviewed and validated. The analyst may interact with staff from other agencies and outside entities as required to facilitate data collaboration, obtain required work products, or consultation. The analyst participates in system design meetings for new agency initiatives to ensure the agency's ability to report applicable data. The analyst may serve as a lead analyst on assigned projects of any level of complexity and may act as a mentor and on-the-job trainer for new or junior analysts.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Industry
Administration of Human Resource Programs
Education Level
No Education Listed
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees