Job Board

Business Intelligence Analyst

Application Procedure:

For full consideration all applicants must apply on our website at jobs.ccm.edu

Job Duties

The primary role of the Business Intelligence Analyst (BIA) is to investigate, design, plan, conduct, and effectively communicate findings and insights from the thoughtful analysis of large and/or complex databases of information for the purposes of informing decision making and ensuring accurate and meaningful data reporting. Additionally, this position also serves as the primary contact for providing institutional data to the state and federal government and accreditation agencies. The BIA is responsible for creating and simplifying data flows, data models, designing charts, graphs and dashboards that provide clear, accessible information. Specifically, the BIA is responsible for providing database system support suitable for applied statistical analyses using SPSS, Excel, and predictive analytic tools, that contributes to the production and efficiency of institutional research and analysis by the development of online data delivery tools (Tableau, PowerBI) and resources across various database management systems using Colleague, MySQL and SQL Server. The BIA collaborates with key internal peers specifically those in IS (e.g., programmer/analysts), and internal users of CCM data to understand institutional needs, ensuring that BI solutions are a fit to the evolving needs of the college. Participate and contribute in data warehouse architecture design. Plays critical role in supporting the leadership for strategic planning and institutional improvement.

Job Qualifications

Experience with information systems (e.g., Colleague), database management, institutional research, and assessment in higher education preferred. Experience with qualitative and quantitative research methodology and the scientific method approach is also preferred. Ethical behavior and integrity Commitment to quality service, responsible stewardship, continuous improvement Agility/adaptability/tolerance for ambiguity Accountability/personal responsibility.

Minimum three years’ relevant work experience in research design, collection and correlation of data, statistical analysis and reporting, data analytics and data visualization concepts and software (e.g., Tableau, PowerBI). Advanced knowledge of and experience with statistical software (SPSS, SAS, R), MS Office Suite (Excel, Word) and SQL based query tools (BOE).

Bachelor's degree (masters preferred) in social science, math, statistics, computer science or related field.

Institution Description

The County College of Morris is known for its outstanding faculty and staff, the superior quality of its programs and services, and the success of its students. CCM enrolls more than 8,000 students in over 70 degree and certificate programs each year, and boasts one of the highest graduation rates in New Jersey. Our graduates transfer to top colleges and universities in New Jersey and the nation. The County College of Morris is located in Randolph New Jersey in the suburban northwest of the state. Strategically situated just 40 miles west of New York City on the I-80 corridor and 39 miles east of Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, this very special location offers easy access to the cultural center of NYC and also to outdoor recreational opportunities. From Morris County New Jersey it is a short drive to Philadelphia and just a few hours to Boston or Washington, D.C. Be prepared to be surprised by historic Morris County New Jersey!

Benefits

County College of Morris provides an excellent benefits package including retirement, medical & dental insurance, generous paid time off and tuition waiver benefits.

Application Due Date: 2023-05-28

Job Start Date: 2023-06-05

Salary: Dependent on qualifications and experience.

City: Randolph

State/Province/Region: NJ

Institution: County College of Morris

Reports To: Dean of Institutional Research

Staff # Reporting to Position: 0

Reports In Office: Institutional Effectiveness

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