Institutional Research Analyst, Institutional Planning and Analysis

CSU Careers•San Marcos, CA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Under general supervision of the Institutional Research & Reporting Lead and reporting to the Senior Director, the Institutional Research Analyst will collect, validate, analyze, and interpret data to support student success and institutional decision-making, planning, and reporting. The primary responsibility is supporting timely submission of required reports to the CSU Chancellor’s Office, state and federal governments, accrediting and regulatory agencies, college ranking sites, and other internal and external entities. The position also queries large-scale institutional databases; performs research and statistical analysis; develops and maintains data dashboards; creates tabular, graphical, and narrative reports; provides administrative and technical support for select departmental projects; and collaborates with colleagues and stakeholders. The analyst is expected to develop and maintain broad knowledge of institutional data, university policy, and operations to contribute to cyclical and ad hoc institutional research activities. This is a full-time, exempt position that leads toward permanent status following successful completion of a probationary period. The position is eligible for a hybrid work schedule.

Responsibilities

Collect, validate, analyze, and interpret data to support student success and institutional decision-making, planning, and reporting.
Support timely submission of required reports to the CSU Chancellor’s Office, state and federal governments, accrediting and regulatory agencies, college ranking sites, and other internal and external entities.
Query large-scale institutional databases.
Perform research and statistical analysis.
Develop and maintain data dashboards.
Create tabular, graphical, and narrative reports.
Provide administrative and technical support for select departmental projects.
Collaborate with colleagues and stakeholders in carrying out responsibilities.
Develop and maintain broad knowledge of institutional data, university policy, and operations to contribute to cyclical and ad hoc institutional research activities.