Senior Aquatic Data Manager (Remote Options)

Pueblo Community College; Colorado; Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and Dental plans

Retirement plans (PERA)

Life insurance

Disability benefits

Wellness programs

Flexible spending accounts

Health Savings Accounts

11 paid holidays and generous leave

Flexible work options and remote-work

Job summary

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking an Aquatic Data Analyst to serve as the data manager and technical lead for statewide aquatic data systems. The position focuses on SQL Server, R, Tableau, and R Shiny, ensuring high-quality data management for science-based decision making.

You will develop and maintain databases, automated workflows, dashboards, and documentation while collaborating with aquatic biologists, GIS staff, and CPW partners across the state.

Qualifications

• Six years of experience in data management, relational databases, and SQL or equivalent.
• Experience with R, Python, or other data cleaning/automation languages strongly preferred.
• Experience with Tableau, R Shiny, ArcGIS, Survey123, or similar tools is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Design, maintain, and improve SQL Server databases and related data structures used by the Aquatic Section for various data types.
• Develop and maintain data pipelines, dashboards, and reporting tools in Tableau and R Shiny.
• Provide user support, training, and documentation for aquatic data systems and tools.
• Coordinate data governance, standards, and quality control across aquatic programs.

Skills

SQL

R

Tableau

R Shiny

ArcGIS

Automation

Education

Bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant field

Tools

SQL Server

Python

Tableau dashboards

ArcGIS

Survey123

Job description

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking an Aquatic Data Analyst to serve as the data manager and technical lead for statewide aquatic data systems. The position focuses on SQL Server, R, Tableau, and R Shiny, ensuring high-quality data management for science-based decision making.

You will develop and maintain databases, automated workflows, dashboards, and documentation while collaborating with aquatic biologists, GIS staff, and CPW partners across the state.