Data Analyst CTB

<p>The Research Data Analyst 3 role supports data management and analysis for domestic and international research initiatives at <b>UCSF Campus BU</b>. You will work within projects that include NIH-funded multicountry TB diagnostic research, contributing to analysis-ready datasets and publications. The position is based in <b>California (onsite)</b> and supports both day‑to‑day data operations and cross‑site coordination.</p><h3>Key responsibilities</h3><ul><li>Design data collection instruments and <b>REDCap databases</b></li><li>Create <b>data dictionaries</b> and <b>standard operating procedures</b></li><li>Oversee data collection, validation, cleaning, integration, and documentation</li><li>Train and support project staff</li><li>Monitor data quality and data timeliness</li><li>Resolve data discrepancies with collaborating research sites</li><li>Conduct statistical analyses using established methods in collaboration with investigators and biostatisticians</li><li>Interpret study findings</li><li>Prepare tables, figures, and reports</li><li>Contribute to abstracts, manuscripts, and scientific presentations</li><li>Manage competing priorities across multiple projects</li><li>Communicate effectively with multidisciplinary collaborators while ensuring compliance with applicable research protocols and <b>data privacy and security requirements</b></li><li>Support multicountry data systems for the primary project: <b>Rapid Research in Diagnostics Development for TB Network (R2D2 TB Network)</b></li><li>Collaborate with international research teams, including monitoring data quality and preparing analysis‑ready datasets</li><li>Depending on experience and project needs, contribute to human factors research, <b>Bayesian analyses</b>, and <b>health economic studies</b></li></ul><h3>Requirements</h3><ul><li><b>Bachelor’s degree</b> in epidemiology, public health, or a related area</li><li><b>3 years of directly relevant work experience</b> or an equivalent combination of education and experience</li><li>Human Subjects research training, or ability to obtain it in the <b>first year</b> of employment</li><li>Thorough knowledge of research function</li><li>Thorough skills in statistical analysis and systems programming</li><li>Thorough skills in analysis and consultation</li><li>Ability to communicate complex information clearly and concisely in writing and verbally</li><li>Knowledge of multiple statistical programs including <b>STATA or R</b> and <b>MS Excel</b>, plus experience with <b>REDCap</b> to ensure study data accuracy, build analysis datasets, conduct analysis, and prepare data for publication and presentation</li></ul><h3>Technologies</h3><ul><li>STATA</li><li>R</li><li>MS Excel</li><li>REDCap and REDCap databases</li><li>Sawtooth</li></ul><h3>Preferred qualifications</h3><ul><li>Experience working on international collaborations, including international field experience</li><li>Experience in global health research, including in sub‑Saharan Africa or Asia</li><li>Proficiency designing and analyzing <b>choice experiments</b> using Sawtooth and/or other statistical programs including STATA or R</li><li>Skills in project management</li><li>Knowledge of medical terminology with a focus on tuberculosis</li><li>Research skills to evaluate alternate solutions and provide recommendations</li></ul><p><b>Compensation:</b> USD <b>110,000</b> per year.</p><br />#J-18808-Ljbffr