Remote Labor Market Analyst - Data & Trends

State-of-Delawar; Wilmington (DE); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Telework eligible

Job summary

State of Delaware seeks a Labor Market Analyst to support the OEWS unit by collecting, analyzing, and correcting data, assigning codes, and preparing reports. You will engage with Delaware employers to improve response rates and ensure data quality.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree, statistical knowledge, and experience with descriptive statistics and reporting. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and statistical software is preferred for data-driven policymaking.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in accounting/economics/related field.
• Six months experience evaluating operations and programs.
• Six months experience in descriptive statistics.
• Six months experience in narrative report writing.
• Knowledge of inferential statistics (correlation, t-tests, f-tests or ANOVA).
• Knowledge of using statistical software such as SPSS or SAS.

Responsibilities

• Collects and analyzes Delaware labor market data and trends.
• Provides data reports to administrators, planners, and employers.
• Disseminates labor market information to educators, economic development personnel, government administrators and the public.
• Keeps abreast of developments and directives related to labor market trends and reporting requirements.
• Compiles, reviews, and enters data inputs into software systems.
• Prepares weekly progress reports and other reports.

Skills

Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher in related field

Tools

SPSS or SAS

Excel

Word

Job description

State of Delaware seeks a Labor Market Analyst to support the OEWS unit by collecting, analyzing, and correcting data, assigning codes, and preparing reports. You will engage with Delaware employers to improve response rates and ensure data quality.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree, statistical knowledge, and experience with descriptive statistics and reporting. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and statistical software is preferred for data-driven policymaking.