Mid-Level Data Management Analyst (52951)

Position Objective:  This Mid-Level Data Management Analyst will support the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Office of Public Health Data, Surveillance, and Technology (OPHDST). The analyst will support the Actionable Data Branch (ADB) and CDC Data Hub in managing large, complex public health and healthcare data assets across their full lifecycle.

The successful candidate will combine hands-on data management, QA/QC programming, data quality, and pipeline experience with the ability to work directly with CDC program staff, analysts, engineers, and data providers. The position will support data ingestion, release management, version control, quality assurance, documentation, data stewardship, user data management inquiries and production readiness across CDC data and analytic platforms.

Duties and Responsibilities:

•Manage CDC Data Hub data assets throughout the data lifecycle, including ingestion, release management, version control, access readiness, maintenance, and planned archival.

•Perform data quality assurance, validation, and health checks to ensure data are complete, accurate, analytically consistent, and ready for production use.

•Develop and maintain data extracts, transformation logic, cleaning scripts, reusable data assets, and data preparation processes using Python, SQL, R, SAS, Spark, or other approved tools.

•Collaborate with data engineers to develop, maintain, monitor, and troubleshoot data pipelines and support reliable production data delivery.

•Monitor and document data lineage, transformations, dependencies, schema changes, and release history.

•Support data stewardship and governance activities, including metadata, data dictionaries, access requirements, usage guidance, and applicable data management policies and procedures.

•Support publication, versioning, and maintenance of data products and bundles within CDC data environments and marketplaces.

•Develop and maintain SOPs and technical documentation for ingestion, quality control, versioning, dissemination, and data management processes.

•Serve as a liaison among CDC program staff, analysts, engineers, data vendors, and other stakeholders to clarify requirements and resolve data issues including responding to user inquiries.

•Track and respond to technical assistance and user inquiries related to datasets, metadata, data dictionaries, pipelines, and data management processes.

•Provide demonstrations and knowledge-sharing on data assets, analytic platforms, tools, and workflows.

•Self-motivated, striving for continuous learning and willing to jump in to learn new skills and offer client base suggested process improvements.

•Work independently and collaboratively across multiple concurrent data management activities and priorities.