3 jobs found in Sacramento

Environmental Data Analyst (Soil & Water) - Modesto/Sacramento Anticipated Start Date: February 16, 2026 Experience Level: At least 3 years collecting and analyzing data Job Type: Exempt, full time with benefits To Apply: Please send your cover letter and resume to JOBS@suscon.org and include “Environmental Data Analyst” in the subject line. Sustainable Conservation (a leading non-profit in its field) advances the collaborative stewardship of California’s land, air, and water for the benefit of nature and people. Every day, we bring together businesses, landowners, scientists, community representatives, and government in some of the most productive yet economically disadvantaged parts of California, to steward the resources on which we all depend in ways that are just and make economic sense. Please visit www.suscon.org to learn more about our work. Sustainable Conservation builds uncommon partnerships between agriculture, business,...

Under general supervision of the Research Data Supervisor I (RD Sup I), the Research Data Analyst II (RDA II) is responsible for developing, maintaining, and reviewing for the California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority), cost management data including budget and cost forecast and providing accurate and timely reporting of cost data. The incumbent is responsible for exporting and mapping cost data from Financial Information System for California (FI$Cal) to EcoSys, budget tables for Business Oversight Committee (BOC) items, for financial, budget, cost management, and reporting. The RDA II is responsible for monitoring, evaluating, and reporting the project and the performance of contractors against the budget to the Authority. The incumbent must have knowledge of accounting principles, governmental budgeting, and state financial systems (like the uniform accounting system and FI$Cal)....

The CalSTA SB125 Transit Data Specialist (RDS II) will independently perform a variety of tasks including data management, complex research development and execution, data analysis/visualization, and reporting on policy impacts and actions to take. The RDS II will lead collaboration with a variety of teams inside and outside CalSTA and the Caltrans Division of Data & Digital Services, translating transit policy into data products with plans for ongoing maintenance and iteration. The RDS II will independently seek and incorporate user feedback, develop and update products in an iterative and agile manner using version control (Github) and statistical/data science programming tools (mainly Python). The RDS II will lead the development of SB125-related data collection, performance metrics and data products for statewide use. The RDS II will be the technical lead for public-facing transit...