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Institutional Research Analyst
Compensation: Salary Grade: CS119 Minimum Starting Salary $58,870 Final salary will be determined based on experience, qualifications, and other relevant factors. Instructions to Applicants: A complete application package must include the following required documents. Please upload documents to the Resume Drop Box section of your application. Incomplete application packages will not be reviewed. Resume* Cover Letter Copies of Transcripts * Your resume must fully document your experience. For each position include job title, description of duties and responsibilities, employment start and end dates (month and year), AND hours worked per week. Applicants wishing to receive credit for such experience must indicate clearly the nature of their duties and responsibilities in each position. In describing your experience, please be clear and specific. We will not make assumptions regarding your qualifications or experience. Compensation Type: Salary Employment Type: Fixed Term (Fixed Term) FLSA: Exempt Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40 Position Summary The Institutional Research Analyst gathers and analyzes data on institutional performance and student outcomes, providing actionable insights to guide strategic planning and policy development. Collaborates with stakeholders and facilitates the dissemination of research findings to inform decision-making. This role may be eligible for fully remote work in New Mexico, Arizona, or Texas as determined by the Director of Institutional Research. Duties & Responsibilities Provides data and reports for internal grant writing, compliance, planning, and research. Prepares reports on student demographics, enrollment statistics, faculty workload, course information, and state funding formula-related data, as well as data sets for Academic Department Program Review. Submits measures for the Accountability in Government Act, all state funding-related outcome measures, and the New Mexico Independent Community Colleges measures. Researches, extrac