Impact Analytics & Research Coordinator

Emendata; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Emendata is a mission-driven analytics partner focused on healthcare program integrity. We seek a full-time onsite role to support research projects across analytics and operations, connecting analyses to real-world outcomes.

The team emphasizes teamwork, rigorous methods, and delivering actionable results. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, strong writing, and robust analytical thinking to inform client deliverables and internal knowledge growth.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor’s or master’s degree or equivalent technical training.
• Writing: Strong writing skills and interest in contributing to a wide range of deliverables.
• Analysis: Exceptional critical thinking skills with an understanding of statistical/social science research methods.
• Coordination: Demonstrated ability to get things done in a fast-paced and team-based environment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct background research and interpret results to produce client deliverables.
• Produce documentation and deliverables to summarize work for internal and external stakeholders.
• Coordinate timelines, tasks, and project materials to keep the team on track.
• Maintain clear communication with teammates, managers, clients, collaborators, and other parties.
• Contribute to the growth of institutional knowledge within the team and across the company.

Skills

Writing

Analysis

Coordination

Education

Bachelor’s or master’s degree

Job description

Emendata is a mission-driven analytics partner focused on healthcare program integrity. We seek a full-time onsite role to support research projects across analytics and operations, connecting analyses to real-world outcomes.

The team emphasizes teamwork, rigorous methods, and delivering actionable results. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, strong writing, and robust analytical thinking to inform client deliverables and internal knowledge growth.