• Job Description

  Req#: 858249000
  The U.S. District Court, District of Arizona, Clerk's Office is seeking a Statistical & Management Analyst to provide expert analytical support to the executive management team. This role is critical in helping shape data-driven decisions, improve operational performance, and support strategic initiatives across the Court's administrative functions.
  

  Duties

  
  

  The statistical and management analyst will investigate, develop and implement quantitative and qualitative statistical reports using a variety of software and databases. The incumbent will collect, analyze, interpret and present data; compile monthly and annual workload statistics; analyze workload trends; and maintain historical data. This position requires testing and assessing programs from which the source data is extracted to assure accuracy of information, and the ability to identify and initiate corrective action, as necessary. Incumbent must stay current in statistical analysis methods and have the ability to develop and integrate reports, charts, or other visual aids to assist in summarizing work performed. Establishes relationships and maintains information sharing networks with the circuit and Administrative Office as well as other statistical/reporting court personnel at different locations and levels for the purpose of remaining knowledgeable of developments, techniques, and user programs.
  
  Incumbent will also assist in the preparation and conducting of management studies; create and follow detailed project plans to ensure projects are completed on time; conduct research and analysis; prepare ad hoc reports and present findings and recommendations, at the direction of the district court executive or chief deputy clerks. The development and maintenance of documentation is also required.
  
  The successful candidate will be required to travel between Phoenix and Tucson as needed.

  
  

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• About the company

  The judicial branch of government is made up of the court system. The Supreme Court is the highest court in the country. The nine justices are nominated by the president and must be approved by the Senate (with at least 51 votes). There are lower Federal courts but they were not created by the Constitution.

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