Supervisory Statistician

2 months ago


Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Federal Emergency Management Agency Full time
What will I do in this position if hired?


In this position, you will lead the Analytics and Reporting Section in the execution of data analytics project support including assigning work to subordinate staff, setting priorities, and communicating on behalf of the team to Data Analytics and Region 3 leadership as necessary.


Typical assignments include:


Coordinates and integrates the planning, programming, development, oversight, scheduling, and overall management of all facets of the Analytics and Reporting Section.

Serves as the lead Statistician subject matter expert for the Data Analytics Branch, provides technical guidance to subordinate staff as necessary, approves pre-analysis project plans that detail project support objectives including methodologies, data collection strategies, and important project milestones.

Evaluates statistical studies, plans data collection activities, develops training materials or other resources that support the Analytics and Reporting Section.

Performing supervisory functions (administrative and human resource management functions) for the assigned staff.

What else do I need to know?


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