Data Analyst (R, Power BI, and SAS) (Job 1507)

Role overview Analyze public health data used to monitor HIV trends and support prevention work. You’ll combine and assess data from multiple sources, conduct geospatial and molecular analyses, and help turn results into accurate reports and dashboards. The role works with an Atlanta-based public health team in a hybrid arrangement, with most work performed remotely and occasional in-person meetings.

Responsibilities - Conduct geospatial and molecular analyses using R, SQL, or Python, and interpret the findings. - Collaborate with other analysts to develop code that supports analytical work. - Combine data from different sources and check merged files for accuracy and completeness. - Review error logs and data files, document issues, and propose corrections in line with established protocols. - Help develop data management processes and procedures, and keep teammates informed about project progress. - Build or maintain Power BI dashboards and support reporting to internal and external partners.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in public health, statistics, or a related field. - At least two years of hands-on experience writing scripts from scratch in R, SQL, or Python. - Demonstrated ability to assess data quality across multiple sources, including accuracy and completeness. - Some experience with SAS and with Power BI or Tableau. - Strong critical thinking, organization, and written and verbal communication skills. - Ability to obtain a Public Trust clearance.

Nice to have - Master’s degree in public health, statistics, or a related field. - Experience with Databricks, surveillance data, large document-based datasets, or public health surveillance systems. - Familiarity with HIV, molecular data, or molecular disease detection, and careful documentation of datasets and variables.

Benefits and work setup Hybrid work based in Atlanta, with telework most days and visits to an office for meetings. The listed salary range is $60,000–$65,000 per year. Benefits include paid time off, health and insurance coverage, a matching 401(k), training, certification preparation, and education assistance.