California School Employees Association
Research Analyst
California School Employees Association, San Jose, California, United States, 95199
Job Details
Job Location : San Jose HQ - San Jose, CA
Position Type : Full Time
Salary Range : $74400.00 - $92169.00 Salary/year
Job Category : Field Operations Description
California School Employees Association Research Analyst - San Jose, CA DEFINITION Independently plans and implements assigned research projects, prepares and issues reports, analyzes external technical studies and research, and develops strategic plans to support Field Operations. This position is supervised by and reports to the Director and Assistant Director of Field Operations.
Role of the Research Analyst The Research Analyst plays a critical strategic role in providing the foundational groundwork for tactical initiatives deployed in the field. This unique position supports field staff and Field Operations leadership by delivering essential data and insights that drives the representational work of the organization.
This dedicated strategic role is expected to work independently with minimal daily supervision. The position demands strong technical and organizational skills, coupled with strong writing and presentation skills when conveying information to staff, executives and rank-and-file members. A comprehensive understanding of current research best practices is essential, and the analyst must be proactive in staying apprised of new tactics in the research field.
The Research Analyst is also responsible for making administrative decisions concerning all non-technical aspects of departmental operations related to their position within general policies established by the department managers.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES Organizational Research: Plans and implements assigned research projects, which include but is not limited to the following:
Economic conditions and trends impacting members
Internal membership surveys
State and federal education policy impacts
Priority legislation and legal changes
Wages and compensation analysis
Healthcare research
New member organizing strategies
Decertification prevention efforts
Collective bargaining support
Impasse proceedings analysis
Arbitration case research
Unfair labor practice cases
Employer budget analysis
Political action and electoral campaigns
Issues-based campaigns (retirement security, charter schools, layoffs, AI impacts)
Operational Responsibilities:
Prepare research instruments and draft correspondence
Collect, tabulate, and edit data
Disseminate statistical information
Answering and responding to assigned information requests
Create analytical charts, graphs, and tables
Develop comprehensive reports
Provide staff and membership training
Attend conferences and workshops
Write and edit departmental publications
Assists in the development of other research tools and software
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Basic knowledge of:
Basic principles, procedures, and practices required for data collection, research design, and report preparation
Presenting complex data and synthesizing information for all audiences
Report writing and research methodologies
Statistical methods and proper practices in processing research data
Internet research and navigational methods
Common office software tools including spreadsheets, graphics, and word processing
Federal, state, and local regulations pertaining to school finance
School district budgetary analysis and accounting principles
Database tools related to research information collection
Ability to:
Independently conduct research on assigned projects
Train Association staff and members on research methods and assigned research projects, and speak effectively in front of large and small audiences
Develop reports and other statistical data
Exercise initiative and sound judgment in the performance of duties
Understand and deal effectively with people at all levels using both verbal and written communication
Learn Association history, purpose, function and future goals
Perform complex statistical and survey operations
Carry out all aspects of the job on demand or at regularly scheduled intervals while independently managing key timelines
Conceive and prepare graphic interpretations of statistical data
Adjust to peak workloads and work occasional irregular hours
EDUCATION Equivalent to the possession of a BA/BS in public administration, business administration, library science, mathematics or related major.
EXPERIENCE
Minimum two years of recent experience in research. Experience working with statistical software programs is desirable.
A demonstrated passion for and curiosity about the labor movement.
Proficiency in MS Office 365, Teams, One-Drive and SharePoint.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Flexibility, high initiative, attention to detail.
The salary range for the Research Analyst is $74,400 - $92,169. Starting salaries are typically at the first step on our salary range, although consideration may be given for candidates with exceptional qualifications and experience. Additional outstanding benefits include 19 paid holidays, 3 weeks vacation, medical benefits for you and your family, life insurance coverage, a pension plan and a 401(k) plan.
TO APPLY Go to www.csea.com/careers, upload your resume and write a cover letter that explains your qualifications, interest and career goals. Only applications on our website will be considered.
Questions? Contact HR at HREmail@csea.com. Please do not send resumes or other documents to this email.
CSEA is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, committed to building and supporting a diverse workforce.
This is an exempt position under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
EOE/AA
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Job Location : San Jose HQ - San Jose, CA
Position Type : Full Time
Salary Range : $74400.00 - $92169.00 Salary/year
Job Category : Field Operations Description
California School Employees Association Research Analyst - San Jose, CA DEFINITION Independently plans and implements assigned research projects, prepares and issues reports, analyzes external technical studies and research, and develops strategic plans to support Field Operations. This position is supervised by and reports to the Director and Assistant Director of Field Operations.
Role of the Research Analyst The Research Analyst plays a critical strategic role in providing the foundational groundwork for tactical initiatives deployed in the field. This unique position supports field staff and Field Operations leadership by delivering essential data and insights that drives the representational work of the organization.
This dedicated strategic role is expected to work independently with minimal daily supervision. The position demands strong technical and organizational skills, coupled with strong writing and presentation skills when conveying information to staff, executives and rank-and-file members. A comprehensive understanding of current research best practices is essential, and the analyst must be proactive in staying apprised of new tactics in the research field.
The Research Analyst is also responsible for making administrative decisions concerning all non-technical aspects of departmental operations related to their position within general policies established by the department managers.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES Organizational Research: Plans and implements assigned research projects, which include but is not limited to the following:
Economic conditions and trends impacting members
Internal membership surveys
State and federal education policy impacts
Priority legislation and legal changes
Wages and compensation analysis
Healthcare research
New member organizing strategies
Decertification prevention efforts
Collective bargaining support
Impasse proceedings analysis
Arbitration case research
Unfair labor practice cases
Employer budget analysis
Political action and electoral campaigns
Issues-based campaigns (retirement security, charter schools, layoffs, AI impacts)
Operational Responsibilities:
Prepare research instruments and draft correspondence
Collect, tabulate, and edit data
Disseminate statistical information
Answering and responding to assigned information requests
Create analytical charts, graphs, and tables
Develop comprehensive reports
Provide staff and membership training
Attend conferences and workshops
Write and edit departmental publications
Assists in the development of other research tools and software
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Basic knowledge of:
Basic principles, procedures, and practices required for data collection, research design, and report preparation
Presenting complex data and synthesizing information for all audiences
Report writing and research methodologies
Statistical methods and proper practices in processing research data
Internet research and navigational methods
Common office software tools including spreadsheets, graphics, and word processing
Federal, state, and local regulations pertaining to school finance
School district budgetary analysis and accounting principles
Database tools related to research information collection
Ability to:
Independently conduct research on assigned projects
Train Association staff and members on research methods and assigned research projects, and speak effectively in front of large and small audiences
Develop reports and other statistical data
Exercise initiative and sound judgment in the performance of duties
Understand and deal effectively with people at all levels using both verbal and written communication
Learn Association history, purpose, function and future goals
Perform complex statistical and survey operations
Carry out all aspects of the job on demand or at regularly scheduled intervals while independently managing key timelines
Conceive and prepare graphic interpretations of statistical data
Adjust to peak workloads and work occasional irregular hours
EDUCATION Equivalent to the possession of a BA/BS in public administration, business administration, library science, mathematics or related major.
EXPERIENCE
Minimum two years of recent experience in research. Experience working with statistical software programs is desirable.
A demonstrated passion for and curiosity about the labor movement.
Proficiency in MS Office 365, Teams, One-Drive and SharePoint.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Flexibility, high initiative, attention to detail.
The salary range for the Research Analyst is $74,400 - $92,169. Starting salaries are typically at the first step on our salary range, although consideration may be given for candidates with exceptional qualifications and experience. Additional outstanding benefits include 19 paid holidays, 3 weeks vacation, medical benefits for you and your family, life insurance coverage, a pension plan and a 401(k) plan.
TO APPLY Go to www.csea.com/careers, upload your resume and write a cover letter that explains your qualifications, interest and career goals. Only applications on our website will be considered.
Questions? Contact HR at HREmail@csea.com. Please do not send resumes or other documents to this email.
CSEA is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, committed to building and supporting a diverse workforce.
This is an exempt position under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
EOE/AA
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