Undergraduate Programs Data Analyst

Boston University; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Boston University is seeking an Academic Data Analyst for the Undergraduate Registrar's Office in Boston, MA. The role focuses on collecting, managing, analyzing, and reporting data on student enrollment, degree progress, graduation, and faculty workload to support operations and decision-making.

The successful candidate will ensure data accuracy and integrity across multiple systems, perform regular and ad hoc analyses, and collaborate with college colleagues to maintain timely undergraduate

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with three years of relevant experience.
• Experience with multiple data sources and data quality improvement.
• Ability to maintain data accuracy and integrity across systems.
• Strong communication with academic and administrative stakeholders.
• Familiarity with data-management technologies and FERPA requirements.

Responsibilities

• Data management: collect, maintain, and analyze datasets from multiple sources (SIS, LMS, databases).
• Maintain data quality and conduct audits to ensure integrity.
• Perform regular and ad hoc data pulls and analyses for enrollment, graduation, and program needs.
• Ensure confidentiality of student data and compliance with FERPA and policies.
• Follow workflows and identify opportunities for process improvements.

Skills

Analytical skills

Data analysis

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Organization & time management

Data management

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Spreadsheets

Databases

Student information systems

Reporting tools

Job description

Boston University is seeking an Academic Data Analyst for the Undergraduate Registrar's Office in Boston, MA. The role focuses on collecting, managing, analyzing, and reporting data on student enrollment, degree progress, graduation, and faculty workload to support operations and decision-making.

The successful candidate will ensure data accuracy and integrity across multiple systems, perform regular and ad hoc analyses, and collaborate with college colleagues to maintain timely undergraduate