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Data Analyst

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Analyst, Data

Job Description

 

About Equitable Facilities Fund (EFF) 

Equitable Facilities Fund (EFF) is a nonprofit social impact fund that’s on a nationwide mission to help high-performing public charter schools spend more money on students and less on the costs of borrowing for their facilities. We offer school leaders simple and much-needed access to low-cost loans combined with support from an expert team that has walked in their shoes.

 

To date, EFF has invested over $1 billion in schools serving over 120,000 students, providing them with funding to amplify their impact. Equity is at the core of our mission, and we seek to create opportunity for students and communities that have traditionally been denied access to high-quality public schools. If you’re seeking to have a community-level impact on a national scale, apply to join our team!

 

The Opportunity

The Analyst, Data will play a critical role in optimizing EFF’s data practices and amplifying our efforts to ensure all high-impact schools in historically marginalized communities have a pathway to affordable facilities. Reporting to the Director, Data and Insights, the Analyst will play a significant role in supporting the management of EFF’s data systems. The ideal candidate will possess excellent problem-solving skills, enthusiastically approach the sometimes-ambiguous work of a start-up, and contribute to a collaborative, team-oriented culture of excellence.

 

Who You Are

You believe all children deserve a quality education. You want to promote opportunity for children across the US and believe education and financial access are critical aspects of flourishing communities.

  • You like solving complex problems. You get excited about finding streamlined, simple solutions to complex problems, like how to standardize data from 20+ different sources that all have different data protocols. You enjoy the challenge and derive energy from nitty-gritty work that serves the broader mission.
  • You are curious about the data and what it means.  You understand nuances and strive to get the full story versus starting with an answer and looking for trends to support that answer.
  • You are a great project manager. You're capable of developing and managing complex initiatives touching multiple facets of the organization. You keep things moving, appropriately seek feedback from key stakeholders, and manage deadlines.
  • You remain consistent but flexible. You believe that greatness is achieved by showing up and doing good work consistently, every day. There are no hacks to building something that will last. You also have the ability to pivot from original plans when circumstances dictate.

 

What You’ll Do

  • Data Management
    • Assist with day-to-day data management in EFF’s data systems, including data uploads, intersystem data syncing, data quality control checks, and reporting needs.
    • Continuously evaluate data collection and methods and search for opportunities to improve and/or automate.
  • Reporting and Analysis
    • Support Data Team in the creation of automated reports and dashboards for lending, capital raising, and operations to ensure team-wide access to key data and insights.
    • Utilize EFF’s database to support high-level analysis of potential and existing borrowers using academic, enrollment, and financial data. 

Systems and ProcessesSupport the evolution of EFF’s data systems processes and procedures, specifically as it relates to managing data quality and integrity.

    • Perform other related duties as assigned.

 

Qualifications

  • A Bachelor’s Degree is required; background in data analytics strongly preferred
  • 2+ years of relevant experience and/or full-time work
  • Unyielding commitment to EFF’s mission to ameliorate educational, financial, and racial inequities
  • In-depth academic or professional experience with data analysis and reporting
  • Experience in Salesforce or Tableau preferred, but not required.
  • Outstanding organizational and time management skills
  • Ability to manage projects to key outcomes and deadlines
  • Strong entrepreneurial instincts and desire to seek innovative solutions to complex challenges
  • Background in education preferred; transitioning teachers are strongly encouraged to apply.
  • A high degree of integrity and authenticity
  • Willingness to travel ~25% of the time 

 

Compensation & Benefits

The starting salary for this position is $72,500 - $93,200, however we expect to bring someone into this role at the midpoint with eventual upside to align with our compensation practices. This position offers up to a 10% annual bonus based on organizational performance. Compensation is competitive, commensurate with experience, and may be subject to modest adjustments for high-cost-of-living geographies. We are proud to offer excellent benefits including a 6% 401k match. 

 

Location

We are open to applicants from across the U.S. The role will be expected to travel to 3+ days each month to participate in team activities most months.

 

Reporting Relationship

The Analyst, Data will report to the Director, Data and Insights.

 

We encourage submission by July 11, 2025 for priority consideration.

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