Manager of Data Analytics

Newfields a Place for Nature & The Arts•Indianapolis, IN

1d•$60,000 - $70,000

About The Position

The Manager of Data Analytics will serve as the primary steward of data quality and governance across institutional systems. This role involves owning the day-to-day relationship with the Dexibit business intelligence platform, designing and managing a centralized data lake architecture, and partnering with department leaders to understand and translate their reporting and analytics needs into reusable dashboards and data structures. The position also includes building and maintaining institutional KPI reporting, supporting the integration of visitor and guest data sources, establishing documented data definitions, and identifying opportunities to automate manual reporting processes. The Manager will act as a proactive analytics business partner, following the ITBP service model, and will escalate significant data issues to Technology leadership.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (data analytics, information systems, statistics, business, or related discipline), or equivalent professional experience.
3-5+ years of experience in data analysis, business intelligence, or data management, ideally including experience untangling fragmented or inconsistent data environments
Experience with BI/visualization platforms (e.g., Dexibit, Tableau, Power BI, Looker) and relational data concepts

Nice To Haves

Direct experience with Dexibit is a plus but not required.
Nonprofit, cultural institution, hospitality, or attractions-industry experience is a plus, particularly with visitation, ticketing, or membership data.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary steward of data quality and governance across institutional systems, identifying and resolving inconsistent definitions, duplicated metrics, and fragmented data sources.
Own the day-to-day relationship with the Dexibit business intelligence platform, ensuring the data feeding it is accurate, well-structured, and trusted by end users.
Design and manage a centralized data lake architecture to consolidate institutional data.
Partner with department leaders across the institution to understand their reporting and analytics needs, and translate those needs into consistent, reusable dashboards and data structures.
Build and maintain institutional KPI reporting, including Board metrics, in partnership with the Chief Operating Officer.
Support evaluation and integration of visitor and guest data sources, the guest ticketing/CRM stack.
Establish documented data definitions and stewardship practices for top institutional metrics (attendance, membership, revenue, visitation, program participation).
Identify opportunities to reduce manual, spreadsheet-based reporting in favor of governed, repeatable analytics processes.
Act as a proactive analytics business partner to every department, following the ITBP service model rather than functioning as a reactive request queue.
Escalate significant data quality, integration, or system-fragmentation issues to Technology leadership with recommended remediation.