Research Analyst
Listed on 2026-06-18
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Research/Development
Research Analyst, Public Health, Research Scientist
Job Details
Life Works of Austin, TX is looking for a Research Analyst to join our Research team! The Research Analyst works with the Research team and agency programs to accomplish our mission by conducting program evaluations and research projects and disseminating key findings to internal and external stakeholders. The position is involved in an array of projects focused on transition‑age youth, covering topics of child welfare, youth homelessness, behavioral health, education/workforce development, and youth voice.
Full‑time, exempt position earning a competitive rate ranging from $69,136.29 to $75,551.00 depending on experience. Benefits include 24 PTO days per year, 11 paid holidays, a premium‑free employee medical plan with $100 per month HSA contribution, and a retirement savings plan with 50% match on first 6% of contributions.
Responsibilities- Use advanced analytic techniques (e.g., multilevel modeling, logistic regression, latent class growth analysis, hazard models, propensity score matching, ROI analysis) to analyze agency data and identify programmatic implications.
- Design and implement process and outcome evaluations and mission‑focused research projects.
- Oversee collection of quantitative and qualitative data and manage project timelines and deliverables.
- Complete literature reviews and write IRB proposals.
- Prepare agency reports and manuscripts for publication in peer‑reviewed journals.
- Recommend, develop, and deliver staff training related to research and evaluation.
- Serve as liaison to external evaluation partners.
- Maintain a library of all relevant program measurement data.
- Complete needs assessments and provide analytic support for proposals and reports to funding agencies.
- Assist with execution of high‑impact special projects.
- May present findings at national conferences to promote the agency’s mission and client‑centric approach.
- May supervise undergraduate or graduate interns, as appropriate.
- Master’s in Psychology, Human Development & Family Sciences, Sociology, Social Work, Statistics, or related field; and 2+ years of experience; or
- Bachelor’s in Psychology, Human Development & Family Sciences, Sociology, Social Work, Statistics, or related field; and 5+ years of experience.
- Advanced proficiency in statistical packages (SAS and/or R).
- Experience with databases; proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook) and intermediate skills in Excel.
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