Data Analyst - Rollins School of Public Health

Emory University is a leading research university that fosters excellence and attracts world-class talent to innovate today and prepare leaders for the future. They are seeking a Data Analyst to work on NIH-funded studies in HIV prevention epidemiology and digital health intervention research. The role involves data management, analysis, and collaboration with the research team to support various projects.

What you'll do:

• Creates and maintains a data dictionary and meta data
• Supports efforts to ensure that data standards are developed and maintained
• Ensures that the uses of data through reports and queries are accurate
• Supports business and system re-engineering and architecture development to define future data needs
• Serves as an organizational consultant on matters relating to databases by providing expertise to assist users in meeting their needs
• Performs other related duties as required
• Work closely with the Principal Investigator in all aspects of the research
• Develop data collection systems
• Conduct data cleaning and codebook development
• Monitor study data and provide biweekly updates to the study team on accumulating data
• Prepare analysis datasets and documentation
• Facilitate study analysis and assist faculty and post-docs in data analysis activities, including table and figure development for manuscripts

What they're looking for:

• A bachelor's degree and one year of experience in data analysis, statistics, or a related field, OR an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience
• Master's degree in Epidemiology, Biostatistics or other relevant quantitative field
• Experience with quantitative data analysis
• Experience using statistical software to derive quantitative research findings
• Excellent scientific writing ability
• Experience in data management and analysis using SAS, R or other statistical software
• Experience in analysis of clinical trial and/or national claims data
• Experience in HIV prevention or digital health