Executive Division
Research and Analytics Department – New York City
Data Analysts
Reference No: RAD_NYC_DAT_6363
Application Deadline: February 21, 2025
Salary is $86,697 plus $3,400 in location pay
To be considered for this opportunity, submit a complete application online at ag.ny.gov/job-postings/other
Goal:
The Research and Analytics Department (RAD) in the Office of the New York State Attorney General (OAG) is seeking candidates for full-time Data Analyst positions. These positions primarily support initiatives across the Social Justice Division, with a particular focus on supporting the Voting Rights Section in the Civil Rights Bureau. The section is charged with, among other things, enforcing the newly-enacted New York Voting Rights Act, one of the strongest state voting rights laws in the country, including implementing one of the first-ever state “preclearance” programs.
Purview:
As part of an innovative team housed in the Executive Division, you will work with staff and divisions throughout OAG to support OAG's major initiatives, investigations, and policy development. Our team researches and writes analytical reports garnering national attention, directs multi-million-dollar grant programs, and supports the office’s major investigations. See for example: lawsuit against auto lender for deceptive practices, preliminary report on NYPD response to Protests, JUUL lawsuit and remediation, opioids lawsuit, lawsuit preserving affordable housing from illegal kickback scheme, and the FCC fake comments report. Utilizing a vast collection of public and confidential information, you will work with data covering the breadth of OAG’s purview building advanced analytic tools to inform investigations that affect the lives of all New Yorkers.
Employing over 1,800 people across New York state, OAG is both the “People's Lawyer” and the state's chief legal officer. The Data Analysts support OAG’s work in numerous legal and regulatory arenas, including protecting the rights of investors and consumers, coordinating state-wide criminal investigations, promoting civil rights, economic and social justice, encouraging harm-reducing public health strategies, and preserving the state’s environment. The OAG also advises the executive branch of state government and defends actions and proceedings on behalf of the state.
Duties:
Data can and does play a pivotal role in decisioning on a wide range of OAG’s work. The Data Analysts work closely with RAD, the Voting Rights Section, and other staff to support the work of OAG.
Exploring and analyzing data:
Developing or programming new databases or datasets:
Qualifications and Skills:
Preferred Skills and Experience:
The hiring rate for this position is $86,697 plus $3,400 in location pay. As an employee of OAG, you will join a team of dedicated individuals who work to serve the people of our state through a wide variety of occupations. We offer a comprehensive New York state benefits package, including paid leave, health, dental, vision, and retirement benefits, and family-friendly policies. Additionally, OAG offers a robust Workplace Flexibilities Program with multiple options for employees, including telecommuting (up to two days per week) and alternative work schedules.
Candidates from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. The OAG is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to workplace diversity.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online. Applicants must be prepared to submit a complete application consisting of the following
Executive Division
Research and Analytics Department – New York City
Data Analysts
Reference No: RAD_NYC_DAT_6363
Application Deadline: February 21, 2025
Salary is $86,697 plus $3,400 in location pay
To be considered for this opportunity, submit a complete application online at ag.ny.gov/job-postings/other
Goal:
The Research and Analytics Department (RAD) in the Office of the New York State Attorney General (OAG) is seeking candidates for full-time Data Analyst positions. These positions primarily support initiatives across the Social Justice Division, with a particular focus on supporting the Voting Rights Section in the Civil Rights Bureau. The section is charged with, among other things, enforcing the newly-enacted New York Voting Rights Act, one of the strongest state voting rights laws in the country, including implementing one of the first-ever state “preclearance” programs.
Purview:
As part of an innovative team housed in the Executive Division…