Human Dimensions Survey Analyst

Missouri Department of Conservation; Columbia Township (MO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The Missouri Department of Conservation seeks a Survey/Data Coordinator to oversee human dimensions surveys and related data tools. You will collaborate with social science staff to design and publish surveys, coordinate data collection, and communicate findings to stakeholders.

The role involves budgeting, supervising data-entry staff, and ensuring timely delivery of reports. A valid driver’s license and data interpretation skills are essential for success.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field with at least six hours in Computer Science.
• Two years of professional experience in preparing and interpreting data.
• Must maintain a valid, current driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the creation, distribution, analysis and communication of human dimensions surveys and other data tools with social science staff.
• Design, program, publish, and distribute surveys.
• Coordinate data collection and assist with analysis.
• Create public-facing reports and tools to share results with stakeholders.
• Manage schedule of surveys and data entry projects.
• Hire, supervise, and train staff for data entry and management.
• Review and pay invoices from mailing and printing contractors.
• Assist in developing annual budget for survey materials and data entry labor.

Skills

Data analysis

Written communication

Project coordination

Team leadership

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Human Dimension/Forestry/Fisheries or related with CS coursework

Job description

The Missouri Department of Conservation seeks a Survey/Data Coordinator to oversee human dimensions surveys and related data tools. You will collaborate with social science staff to design and publish surveys, coordinate data collection, and communicate findings to stakeholders.

The role involves budgeting, supervising data-entry staff, and ensuring timely delivery of reports. A valid driver’s license and data interpretation skills are essential for success.