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The Hourly Data Analyst - Economic Impact Evaluation at New Jersey Institute of Technology will support a grant-funded project in collaboration with the NJ Economic Development Authority. You will help collect data, analyze program outcomes, and contribute to a final report under NJERA legislation.
This role suits candidates with data analysis, public policy, economics, or economic development research experience who can work independently and manage tasks with limited supervision in Newark, NJ.
Reports To: Professor
The Hourly Data Analyst - Economic Impact Evaluation will support a grant‑funded project conducted in collaboration with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA). The selected candidate will assist with data collection, analysis, economic impact assessments, and preparation of a report required under the New Jersey Economic Recovery Act (NJERA) legislation. This position is ideal for an individual with experience in data analysis, program evaluation, public policy, economics, or economic development research who can work independently and manage project tasks with limited supervision.
Compensation: $35-$50/hour
Range: Hourly Employees
FLSA: Non-Exempt
Time Type: Part time
Pay Rate: Hourly
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