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Analytics Engineer

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ABOUT EVERYBODY VOTES CAMPAIGN  

The Everybody Votes Campaign, established in 2015, is a national coordinating body focused on narrowing the voter registration gap in communities of color. We are committed to creating a more representative democracy by building and supporting large scale, long term voter registration in communities of color. We partner with local organizations to support accessible, successful, and high quality voter registration programs that expand access to our democracy for people in communities of color.

 

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY  

The campaign seeks an experienced and dedicated individual to fill the role of Analytics Engineer, working under the Director of Data Products. This role involves maintaining and improving our voter registration data model and data transformation processes while working closely with engineers, analysts, project managers, and field practitioners to develop and enhance reporting dashboards and pipeline solutions.

 

WHAT YOU WILL DO IN YOUR ROLE  

Maintain and Improve EVC Data Model

  • Support architecting and documenting the design of our centralized data model that enables analytics and reporting across all EVC program data
  • Own the transform processes that synthesize raw data into actionable and useful reporting tables using SQL and DBT
  • Integrate internally-generated metadata and external attributes into data pipelines

Align with Best Practices

  • Support with setting best practices for data standardization and ensuring data quality and integrity
  • Participate in maintaining a well-documented, consistent codebase

Participate in a Positive Team Culture

  • Work as a team: pair-program, review code, co-design and plan, develop a shared vision for and an understanding of the work, document progress in JIRA, Confluence, Github, and Monday
  • Participate in conversations with internal and external stakeholders to identify pain points and implement solutions that improve transformation processes and data product offerings

 

CORE COMPETENCIES  

  • Growth mindset: Demonstrated ability to take and receive feedback professionally and gracefully from peers, staff, and supervisors.
  • Relentlessly goal oriented: Enjoys working toward and achieving ambitious goals; willing to overcome any obstacle to meet goals with a proven track record of creating and managing comprehensive strategic goals.
  • Cultural competency: Able to build relationships and collaborate with colleagues, partners, and stakeholders across multiple lines of identity difference.
  • Remains focused on problem solving while balancing multiple priorities within a constantly evolving political environment: Demonstrated ability to stay focused on finding solutions amidst shifting priorities in the dynamic political landscape.

 

FUNCTIONAL COMPETENCIES

  • Proficiency and experience using SQL to transform and analyze messy data, experience working with relational databases (in particular, Redshift and PostgreSQL)
  • Experience designing, developing, or enhancing a centralized data model
  • Experience writing and editing clear, clean code and a willingness to use version control systems like git and Github
  • Interest in being a member of a diverse, multidisciplinary team that communicates technical concepts to non-technical audiences

Helpful but not required

  • Experience using DBT
  • Proficiency in Python, or some experience with a willingness to learn
  • Experience using version control software (Github, Gitlab, etc.)
  • Previous experience working in the field of voter registration or voting rights

Performance Metrics & Review Schedule

Your first review will be 90 days after your start date, then a six-month check-in and a development review annually for the duration of your employment. If the results of a reviews are unsatisfactory, more frequent reviews may be scheduled to monitor improvements. If assigned improvement goals are not reached, a warning schedule may be implemented including the possibility of termination. 

 

BENEFITS AND CULTURE  

We offer flexible remote work and a generous benefits package, including:

  •  Flexible Paid Time Off
  •  100% cost coverage of employee health benefit premiums
  •  Dedicated weekly “Flex Day”
  •  401K with an automatic employer contribution regardless of employee contribution level
  •  $1000/yr toward Professional Development
  •  Free virtual therapy
  •  Stipend for ergonomic office setups
  •  Generous extended medical and personal leave

All employees must be eligible to work lawfully within the United States upon the commencement of employment. The organization does not sponsor visa applications for prospective or current staff.

This position is in a bargaining unit represented by the Washington Baltimore News Guild CWA.

 

VACCINE REQUIREMENT

Under applicable legal guidance, an employer like VRP may require its employees to be vaccinated against COVID19. The CDC has advised that vaccines are one of the most effective tools to protect employee health and prevent disease. The CDC further strongly recommends that all individuals eligible to receive a booster shot promptly do so. VRP requires all employees to be “fully vaccinated” with their vaccines against COVID19.

 

”Fully vaccinated” means a person has received all recommended COVID19 vaccines.

 

Our work is centered on creating a deeply inclusive and significantly more representative electorate. In order to be successful in this role, the candidate must have the cultural competence to successfully work with a diverse group of staff, partners, and stakeholders. We especially strongly encourage applicants with close ties to Black, Latinx, Indigenous, AsianAmerican, Pacific Islander, nonEnglishspeaking, disability, and LGBTQ+ communities to apply. We are proudly an Equal Opportunity Employer.



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$88,000 - $102,500 USD

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