Data Analysis Facilitator - Toronto, Canada - Catholic Crosscultural Services

Catholic Crosscultural Services

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Toronto, Canada

3 weeks ago

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Company Name:

Catholic Crosscultural Services

Job Title:

Data Analysis Facilitator

Job Location:

TORONTO
Employment Type:

N/A

Open Positions:

1

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N/A

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N/A

Pay Scale:

Not Disclosed

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Data Analysis Facilitator

(Full Time, Permanent)

CCS is a settlement agency providing a range of services to immigrants and refugees regardless of race, religion or status and is the lead agency for the Toronto East Quadrant Local Immigration Partnership (TEQ LIP).

CCS is seeking a full-time Data Analysis Facilitator for our Service Delivery Data Hub project, a partnership initiative with the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus and the Toronto East Quadrant Local Immigration Partnership.

The Data Analysis Facilitator will work with the Research Partnership Manager to further build and implement an exciting collaborative data pooling and analysis project that helps build evidence to inform newcomer service delivery in Scarborough.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Work with the Research Partnership Manager, service provider organizations from across Scarborough and the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus project team to facilitate pooling of service delivery data in a shared data platform
Work with organizations to understand their data management systems and knowledge needs
Support data collection from different agencies using different data management systems and facilitate data uploads in the shared data platform
Work with the data analytics team from the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus to conduct data analysis, support in code reviews and data quality checks, and produce reports on newcomer settlement needs and trends in Scarborough
Support development of research projects based on needs of participating agencies and available data
Support development and implementation of relevant policies, protocols and procedures to guide datasharing and analysis
Participate in and actively contribute to stakeholder meetings; present findings at internal and external meetings
Support project partners and the University of Toronto Scarborough staff, IT consultants and university students to implement and make adjustments to the data platform
Support planning and implementation of capacitybuilding workshops for service providers
Support implementation of project evaluations as required by funding contracts and project needs
Prepare and submit accurate and timely statistical and project reports as required

QUALIFICATIONS:

The minimum required is postsecondary education in the Social Sciences, Data Sciences, Humanities, or a related field
A minimum of 2 years of experience in quantitative and/or mixed methods research and data analysis
Familiarity with data sources related to immigration and settlement, data analysis methods and related software, such as R, Pandas, Power BI, Python and Jupyter Notebook
Proven ability to work in multistakeholder partnership projects
Knowledge of issues and barriers experienced by newcomers an asset
Understanding of organizational data collection and management systems used in the nonprofit sector
Ability to organize, prioritize and follow through with important projects
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team
Strong analytical skills with the ability to collect, organize and analyze significant amounts of information
Strong attention to detail and excellent time management skills
Excellent written and oral communication skills; ability to present complex information in a simplified way to various audiences
Advanced skills working productively in an MS Office environment, comfortable using electronic databases
A clear, mandatory criminal check must be presented before starting position
Ability to work in various locations across Scarborough

Location:

Toronto

Compensation:

$30.23 hourly

Hours of work:
35 per week; occasional evenings and weekends as required

**"Vaccination remains the most effective tool to reduce the risk of COVID 19. CCS is committed to ensuring the health and safety of our employees in the workplace, and therefore CCS requires all employees to provide proof of vaccination OR to submit to regular, frequent antigen testing at the expense of the employee.''