3 lead data analyst jobs found in Lawrence

Job Description Position OverviewThe Business Manager serves as the financial administrative officer for the School of Pharmacy reporting to the Dean. The business manager has the responsibility for the financial reporting, financial analysis, budgeting, and preparation and review of the organizational budget for the School and serves as the fiscal liaison between the School and other University financial offices. This position is also the principal adviser to the Dean on all budget and financial matters and works with the Dean on developing strategic planning that further the goals of the schools in relation to the University as a whole. The manager also supports budget preparation of grant or contract applications. This position plays a key role in developing strategic financial plans for budgeting, cash management, forecasting, risk management, and financial analysis. This position is full-time, 8-5pm, Monday – Friday and will require an on-campus presence for collaboration....

Position Overview The Community Impact Data Manager provides leadership through the Office of Community Impact in coordinating, integrating, and communicating data that demonstrates KU’s community engagement and outreach impact. This role develops and manages multimodal and cross‑system data collection strategies; supports qualitative and quantitative analysis; and generates reports for institutional processes, including the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. The position collaborates closely with campus and community partners to track impact metrics, promote qualitative summaries, maintain shared data systems, and support interfaces such as the Engaged KU Community Toolkit and Community Check Box. The Data Manager also strengthens campuswide coordination by streamlining partner agreements, supporting community impact liaisons, maintaining online platforms, and providing technical assistance to enhance consistent documentation and reporting of community engagement...

About the Role: As a Project Management Consultant, you will be responsible for providing consulting services for a large utilities client regionally based in New England with direct responsibility. for facilities project management support services for various ongoing and future projects. This includes development and construction of a large portfolio of facilities-related projects, ranging from site improvements, interior renovations, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing (MEP) infrastructure improvements, and ground-up construction. While majority of projects are focused on field offices and corporate office campuses, these services may also be required to support clean energy projects, utility infrastructure work, and any other related construction projects on behalf of the client. This is a New England based Hybrid role that will require travel throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire to meet with the client and complete site visits necessary to ensure and...