Fleet Data Analyst — Hybrid (Oregon)

Oregon Inc; Salem (OR); Híbrido; USD 61.000 - 93.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Oregon Department of Transportation seeks a Data Analyst to provide analytical support for the Fleet Services Section in Salem. You will design data analyses, build Power BI dashboards, and present insights to inform fleet planning and policy decisions.

This role supports procurement actions, data integrity, and cross‑department reporting, with hybrid work 2–3 days/week in Salem. Strong communication of findings to technical and non‑technical audiences is essential.

Formación

• Minimum qualifications include five years of experience in data visualization or a bachelor's degree plus two years of related analytical work.
• Experience developing and maintaining Power BI dashboards and data visualizations for decision-making.
• Knowledge of business system administration, user access, and reporting.
• Ability to collaborate with program staff to identify reporting needs and communicate findings.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate and support the biennial fleet acquisition planning process.
• Analyze fleet lifecycle, utilization, and cost data to develop replacement recommendations.
• Work with field crews and staff to identify equipment needs and requirements.
• Create reports and dashboards to support leadership decisions and performance tracking.
• Maintain data integrity in fleet management and financial systems.

Conocimientos

Data visualization

Data analysis

Power BI

Stakeholder communication

Educación

Bachelor's degree in business or related field

Herramientas

Power BI

SQL

Descripción del empleo

Oregon Department of Transportation seeks a Data Analyst to provide analytical support for the Fleet Services Section in Salem. You will design data analyses, build Power BI dashboards, and present insights to inform fleet planning and policy decisions.

This role supports procurement actions, data integrity, and cross‑department reporting, with hybrid work 2–3 days/week in Salem. Strong communication of findings to technical and non‑technical audiences is essential.