Business and Programs Data Analyst Job at Save the Children Australia
Business and Programs Data Analyst Job at Save the Children Australia
We’re Looking to hire, Business and Programs Data Analyst Job at Save the Children Australia
- Business and Programs Data Analyst Job
- Australia
- Full-Time
About Company
We give children a loud voice and fight for their rights both here in Australia and around the world. In 117 countries, Save the Children, a global organisation, directly assisted 38.7 million of the world's most disadvantaged children in 2019.
In 1919, Eglantyne Jebb, a trailblazing sociologist and teacher, established Save the Children in England. Eglantyne, who had a clear vision for children's rights, penned what she considered to be the basic rights of every child in 1923. The League of Nations, the founder of the United Nations [UN], issued this strong declaration in 1924, and it currently serves as the foundation for the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Our first Australian office established in Melbourne the same year Save the Children was founded in England to help refugees displaced by war in Europe. Throughout order to help children in Europe and the Middle East, state divisions and additional Australian branches were founded during the course of the following 50 years. In Australia, improving children's health and education became a top concern in 1951. Among our early Australian projects were welfare centres and preschools for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Victoria.
Business and Programs Data Analyst Job at Save the Children Australia
Your assistance is essential in ensuring that every kid has the opportunity for an education, a healthy start in life, and a better future. Our programmes are making a difference in the lives of kids in Australia and all over the world because to supporters like you.
Job Responsibilities
You’ll have a unique opportunity to help support our organisational data decision making journey. As part of a dynamic and high performing team, you’ll use your diverse skills in client management systems and data analysis to reshape how we collect, analyse, and learn from data and evidence. You’ll work across every business and service delivery team for Australian Services and report to our Business and Programs Data Manager. Based in any capital city of Australia, you’ll have flexibility to work from home or from one of our state offices.
- Facilitating transformational change in our data management and reporting practices
- Ensuring our data approach delivers a continuous improvement loop and enables us to demonstrate our impact for children
- Designing and improving processes and documentation to build the quality of our data across Australian Services and problem solving issues as they arise
- Properly establishing project data feeds via an API from our Case Management database
- Designing reporting methods, including dashboards, for Executive-level and project-level stakeholders
- Aligning our data with other external sources to develop benchmarks & baselines
Job Requirement
- Demonstrated experience in a similar role with a proven ability to converse with both end-users and IT employees at all levels of the organisation
- Ability to work across a large and diverse portfolio of projects, with complex interdependencies and critical delivery time frames
- Experience in the design and operation of databases that translate data to external donor systems and requirements, including documentation and data element mapping across systems
- High level technical knowledge of programming, system design, IT infrastructure and database concepts and technical specification writing/documentation skills
- Strong ability to analyse, isolate and interpret business needs and develop appropriate technical solutions through working with stakeholders to understand data requirements, business processes and data flows
- A degree in Computer Science or similar field and/or extensive relevant experience
- Previous experience working with systems that report through to the Department of Social Services Data Exchange is highly desirable.
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