About Pursuit

Pursuit is a social impact organization that creates transformation where it’s needed most. Through our intensive, four-year software developer training program, we teach high-need, high-potential adults the technical skills and industry smarts needed to get their first tech jobs, advance in their careers, and become the next generation of leaders in tech.

Our graduates are hired by leading companies like Pinterest, Kickstarter, LinkedIn, BlackRock, and JPMorgan Chase, and increase their average annual salaries from $18,000 to over $85,000. By connecting talent with opportunity, Pursuit empowers graduates to transform their families, tech companies, and communities across the nation. Read about our work in the New York Times: Income Before: $18,000. After: $85,000. Does Tiny Nonprofit Hold a Key to the Middle Class?

About the Role

As Pursuit’s Business Operations Analyst, you will play a critical role in managing and making useful all the information and information systems that drive our mission. You will take charge of Pursuit’s data collection and storage systems, further strengthen their linkages, and develop the dashboards, reports, and analyses that drive the organization forward.

This is an excellent opportunity for a data and systems guru who is looking to use their skills to make a clear daily impact on people’s lives.

About You

You find joy in a beautiful and useful data dashboard
You love to use analytics to find the important human stories and insights within big datasets
You know how to make disparate portals, platforms, and spreadsheets work nicely together
You’re always looking for ways to automate everyday tasks
You find satisfaction in combing through data to make sure the details are correct and complete
You enjoy working across different teams and functions of a buzzing organization

Key Responsibilities

Develop and maintain information collection and storage systems across Pursuit
Lead updates, train staff users, and troubleshoot for systems like our CRM, Applicant Tracking System, and public-facing website
Develop live dashboards and analyses for Pursuit’s program and business teams
Build and sustain linkages across data systems
Create and maintain notification and alert systems for key events and data changes
Respond to needs for ad-hoc reports for Pursuit’s program and business teams
Support build and rollout for new data tools and features

Requirements

2-5+ years working in an analytics and/or data management role
Expertise in Google Sheets and/or Microsoft Excel
Proficiency in SQL
Working knowledge of JavaScript (Experience with Google Apps Script a plus)
Experience with data visualization software, especially Tableau
Experience with CRM software, especially Salesforce
Experience building and maintaining ETL processes
Understanding of analytic techniques and tools
Experience with Python and/or R a plus
Positive attitude and enthusiasm for Pursuit’s mission

Location: Hybrid/Long Island City, NY
Staff will be working on site in our Long Island City Office 2 days/week beginning in March 2023.

Compensation: $65,000 - $90,000

The range above is for the expectations as laid out in the job description, however we are often open to a wide variety of profiles, and recognize that the person we hire may be less experienced (or more senior) than this job description as posted. If that ends up being the case, the updated salary range will be communicated with you as a candidate.

Where you’ll work: Because we are One Big Team, we are planning to return to a hybrid work in the Spring. This means you will work 2 days in our Long Island City Office and 3 days where you work best.

Time Commitment: Full-time

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Our team has a wide range of backgrounds and experiences, and we value the richness that diversity brings to our organization. We welcome new perspectives and affirm that all employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, ancestry, religion, national origin, age, familial or marital status, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy, gender identity or expression, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other classification protected by federal, state, or local law. Pursuit is an equal opportunity employer.

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