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California Department of Justice · 20 hours ago

RESEARCH DATA ANALYST II

California, United States

Full-time

Hybrid

Mid Level

$6,647/mo - $8,325/mo

California Department of Justice is seeking a Research Data Analyst II who will perform complex technical research and statistical work. The role involves analyzing research requests related to criminal history records and working collaboratively with various stakeholders to improve public safety and equity in the justice system.

Law EnforcementNon Profit

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Independently analyzing and responding to research requests pursuant to Penal Code Section 13202 for criminal history records maintained by the Department of Justice (DOJ) ensuring that security, legal, and human subjects ethical requirements are met for the release of criminal history records and/or datasets to the requestor to improve public safety and equity in the justice system

Working with management on special projects such as workload analysis, procedure and legal mandates review, legislative review, special database search requests, and administrative support, as needed

Working as part of a larger project team that includes law enforcement agencies, academia, and private research organizations to focus on research and evaluation issues

Working independently and collaboratively with DOJ legal counsel to review policy regarding the access to criminal records and information, and advises and provides consultation to management on the best course of action to criminal history requests for information

Maintaining appropriate documentation, independently making updates to program documentation, and being responsible for continued program process improvement

Qualification

Statistical analysisResearch methodologyData documentationLegal complianceCollaboration

Required

Independently analyzing and responding to research requests pursuant to Penal Code Section 13202 for criminal history records maintained by the Department of Justice (DOJ)

Ensuring that security, legal, and human subjects ethical requirements are met for the release of criminal history records and/or datasets to the requestor

Working with management on special projects such as workload analysis, procedure and legal mandates review, legislative review, special database search requests, and administrative support

Working as part of a larger project team that includes law enforcement agencies, academia, and private research organizations

Working independently and collaboratively with DOJ legal counsel to review policy regarding the access to criminal records and information

Advising and providing consultation to management on the best course of action to criminal history requests for information

Maintaining appropriate documentation

Independently making updates to program documentation

Responsible for continued program process improvement