Enterprise Information Management Analyst II - Minneapolis

Minnesota City Jobs; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of Minneapolis is seeking an Enterprise Information Management Analyst II to support the public records request program. You will develop a deep understanding of city processes, records, data systems, and privacy requirements to classify data as public, private, nonpublic or confidential.

You will apply classifications to city data, participate in privacy projects, perform legal research, and use specialized software to review and redact documents, video, and photo data.

Qualifications

• Experience with government data privacy rules and data classification.
• Ability to review, classify, and redact documents under applicable laws.
• Strong understanding of public records requests processes.

Responsibilities

• Support the public records request program across City Departments.
• Develop understanding of business processes, records, data systems, and compliance requirements.
• Identify potential issues and provide guidance on privacy considerations.

Skills

Legal research

Data classification

Privacy compliance

Tools

Document redaction software

Job description

The City of Minneapolis is accepting applications for an Enterprise Information Management Analyst II.

The Enterprise Information Management Analyst II (EIMA II) supports the City’s public records request program.

EIMA IIs must develop a deep understanding of business processes, records, data systems and legal/compliance requirements across the City. They must conduct legal research and understand state and federal data privacy laws in order to classify data as public, private, nonpublic or confidential and apply those classifications to City processes, data, and systems. They participate in projects that improve data access, address privacy considerations, and provide guidance to City Departments. They perform significant independent work, and identify and escape potential issues.

They use specialized software to review, classify, and redact documents, video and photo data under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and must be able to learn new technology.