Statewide Data & Systems Improvement Specialist

Department Of Family And Protective Services; San Antonio (TX); Hybrid; USD 61,000 - 99,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

100% paid health insurance for you and

50% paid for eligible family members

Job summary

Department Of Family And Protective Services in Texas seeks a Research Specialist V to lead statewide data analysis and systems improvement efforts. You will develop data-driven analyses, present findings to executive leadership, and collaborate with analysts, developers and program staff to build tools improving CPS/CPI outcomes.

This role emphasizes strategic planning, data storytelling, and guiding complex projects with moderate supervisory responsibilities in a fast-paced public-service

Qualifications

• At least three years of experience in data analysis, research, or reporting work.
• Ability to translate technical details for non-technical audiences and present findings clearly.
• Experience with querying databases and creating data-driven insights.
• Experience working with data-related programs and dashboards.

Responsibilities

• Lead and support development and improvement of data-driven analyses for state and regional needs.
• Prepare and present data findings and stories to executives and stakeholders.
• Collaborate across teams to build tools that improve system performance and decision-making.
• Provide guidance and mentorship on data projects and quality assurance.

Skills

Data analysis

Data storytelling

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Excel

Job description

Department Of Family And Protective Services in Texas seeks a Research Specialist V to lead statewide data analysis and systems improvement efforts. You will develop data-driven analyses, present findings to executive leadership, and collaborate with analysts, developers and program staff to build tools improving CPS/CPI outcomes.

This role emphasizes strategic planning, data storytelling, and guiding complex projects with moderate supervisory responsibilities in a fast-paced public-service