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Senior Data Analyst - Race & Social Identity Ottawa Police Service Competition Number: 19802 Applications will be accepted until 23:59 hrs on 24/11/2025. This posting is for one (1) permanent position. Salary Information: $110,577.74 - $130,221.00 annually (2025 rates of pay). All applications must be received on time and through the online application system. Applicants are required to upload their cover letter and resume in addition to the candidate profile. The cover letter should clearly outline your qualifications for this position. More information about our hiring process can be found on the website under the Hiring Process menu. Job Information Directorate: Training, Equity & Development Section: Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Unit Pay Group: Nine (9) - Under Review Job Code: 10139526 Work Location: Central - 19 Fairmont Avenue Supervisor's Title: Program Manager Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Effective Date: May 12, 2022 Overall Purpose Reporting to the Program Manager Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, the Senior Data Analyst is responsible for providing material support and analytic advice to Senior Leadership including supporting and leading projects that will enhance the use of data, involving complex analysis and research. Major Responsibilities Data Strategy Responsibilities Include Provides a lead role in the development of the organization’s race and other social identity data strategy, including the data collection and analysis framework; proactively identify analytical opportunities and provide recommendations that improve all elements of the data analysis process and increase analytical capacity throughout the organization. Provides recommendations to develop or enhance systems of data collection. Provides statistical expertise, determining the validity of data, constructing meaningful indices, and determining the limitations of data. Establishes standards and guidelines for data collection, modeling, and analysis to ensure consistency and accuracy. Facilitates meetings with internal and external clients to help define analytical opportunities, provide expertise in data collection methods, and make recommendations on solutions. This work seeks to improve the outcomes of enhancing public trust, duty of care internally and externally and to further evolve aspects of community safety and well-being (CSWB) by adopting and including community co-design/co-production. Advanced Analytical Techniques Identifies and documents analytics needs, records requirements, provides data insights to support narrative, and develops project plans that incorporate agile delivery practices. Leverages advanced analytical techniques to conduct analysis and produce reports for the provision of human rights and equity analyses for senior management and the community. Measures the effectiveness of initiatives and programs, identifies trends, emerging issues, and implications, and builds baselines against which future metrics can be measured. Applies a user‑centred development approach to build reports and dashboards employing best‑practices. Presents reports, results of analyses, and recommends data collection and analytic strategies to help advance equity in the workplace and in the community through police policies, procedures, and practices. Expand community access to open data to increase transparency, build trust, foster innovation, and enable co‑design/co‑production of improved community safety and well‑being outcomes. Liaise with related statistical agencies to ensure adherence with data analysis standards and benchmark results. Analytical Leadership Manages a portfolio of projects; lead project committees and working groups from inception to implementation, and continuous improvement. Establishes collaborative working relationships with stakeholders/partners (Incl. the community) and acts as a change agent helping to building a continuous improvement culture. Contributes as a subject matter expert on data analytics projects and represents the Unit / Police Service in this capacity on committees, task forces, working groups, meetings, as assigned. Responds to routine and non‑routine inquiries or requests for information from outside agencies and partners, municipalities, vendors and/or members of the public, escalating issues where appropriate. Provides supervision, guidance, and mentoring to Analysts, researchers, and others in the organization on equity, inclusion, and human rights data collection and analysis. Remains current with local, provincial, and national and international legislative changes or emerging good practices that impact or influence the provision of data equity or social identity data collection or analysis. Research innovative practices relating to data collection, statistical analysis, and data visualization. Statement Of Required Qualifications Education Successful completion of a graduate degree in Applied Statistics, Data Science, Social Sciences, Criminology, or a related discipline with a focus on equity, human rights, or social justice. Experience and formal training combined may substitute for stipulated education requirements. Experience Minimum three (3) years' experience in data analysis, statistical and predictive modelling, applying a wide range of analytical techniques, exploratory data analysis or data mining processes including: Minimum one (1) year experience with equity and human rights‑related data collection initiatives, projects and/or strategies is essential. Developing and implementing quantitative and qualitative research frameworks and methodologies for large‑scale projects. Presenting data and data interpretations and insights to non‑technical audiences in a clear and compelling way, using graphical representations and data visualizations. Developing KPIs and reports from concept, development, deployment, and reporting, to metric ownership. Operational research and program evaluations experience including statistical analysis which includes forecasting trends, identifying emerging issues, and applying critical thinking skills. Experience with statistical and research software (ideally SPSS or R) and data visualization tools (PowerBI). Language English – fluency in oral, reading, and writing. Certifications and Licences N / A In Service Training Occupational Health & Safety. Respectful Workplace. Harassment & Violence in the Workplace. Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI). Job Knowledge General knowledge of Organization’s Mission, Vision and Values. Knowledge of anti‑oppression tools, methodologies, and perspectives, including expertise in research related to anti‑Black, anti‑Indigenous and intersectional issues concerning systemic barriers and human rights in criminal justice. Sound knowledge of the application of relevant statutory requirements under the Anti‑Racism Act and Anti‑Racism Data Standards, Ontario Human Rights Code, Municipal Freedom of Information and Privacy Act and the Police Services Act required. Proficiency in computer programming languages; specifically, with PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL, Microsoft Power BI, SQL Server BI, Python and JavaScript. Advanced knowledge and proficiency in virtual platforms, MS Office Suite, and databases, including the use of virtual platforms for conducting meetings and/or presentations. Advanced knowledge and proficiency project management skills with the ability to foresee challenges, risks and opportunities concerning socio‑demographic data collection in a policing context, lead and organize projects, troubleshoot, and solve problems creatively. Strong political acuity skills to make recommendations to senior leadership, build consensus amongst stakeholders and provide appropriate and recommendations to resolve conflict. OPS Competencies Communication 3, Leadership 1 Teamwork 2, Planning & Organizing 2 Adaptability 2, Resource & Fiscal Management 2 Service Orientation 2, Organizational & Environmental Awareness 1 Network & Relationships Building 3, Strategic Thinking 1 Problem Solving 3 Hours of Work Monday to Friday day shift schedule Effort and Working Conditions Works independently and as a team, under the general direction of the Manager, Business Performance. Work is performed in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code, Anti‑Racism Act, Occupational Health and Safety Act, Employment Standards Act, Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, Youth Criminal Justice Act, Police Services Act and Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Subject to periods of prolonged sitting, visual and mental concentration when reading volumes of material, inputting data and when proofreading or preparing reports, presentation, or training materials; may be subjected to periods of intense concentration when analyzing metrics to make strategic recommendations. Utilizes advanced analytical skills to research, plan and resolve technological problems associated with capturing data, using integrated computerized databases and police systems. Organizes own assignments to ensure tasks are completed in a timely manner, while performing daily activities. Closely collaborates with the Respect Values and Inclusion (RVI) Branch to coordinate and monitor the efficient capturing of data for research, analysis, surveys, academic partnerships, data governance and business intelligence. Desired Qualifications Advanced knowledge of information privacy and data governance best practices, relational databases, algorithmic solutions, and predictive tools. Experience working on projects in a large health or public safety organization in the last ten years is preferred. Experience with law enforcement/policing/criminal justice system. Experience with geospatial analysis using the ArcGIS platform., including web‑based development tools such as, ESRI ArcGIS Online, ESRI ArcGIS Enterprise. Additional Competition Information We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those selected to continue in the selection process will be contacted. Please save a copy of the job poster. Once the closing date has passed, it will no longer be available. The Ottawa Police Service promotes the principles of diversity and inclusion. We provide accommodation during all parts of the hiring process as required. Applicants need to make their needs known if contacted to proceed to the selection process. Accessible formats and communication supports are available upon request. Additional information about our hiring process can be found on the recruiting website. Please direct any questions to CivilianStaffing@ottawapolice.ca. Seniority level Mid‑Senior level Employment type Full‑time Job function Information Technology Industries Law Enforcement Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Ottawa Police Service by 2x #J-18808-Ljbffr