Senior Data Analyst & Reporting Specialist, OER
Cambridge, MA - USA
Job Summary
Posting Description
SENIOR DATA ANALYST AND REPORTING SPECIALIST Sloan Office of External Relations (OER) supports development priorities through reporting analysis and business process improvement with a primary focus on the MIT Sloan Annual Fund. The role develops and maintains reports dashboards datasets and analytical outputs that support annual giving performance donor behavior analysis segmentation campaign execution portfolio and pipeline visibility and related management reporting. Responsibilities include interpreting fundraising data identifying trends and opportunities improving reporting practices supporting business definitions and process consistency and contributing to development-focused projects. The role partners with OER colleagues and central Advancement teams to provide accurate reliable and useful decision support while strengthening broader development analytical capacity over time.
Job Requirements
REQUIRED: Bachelors degree; a minimum of seven years of experience in data analysis reporting or business intelligence experience in higher education advancement nonprofit fundraising or a CRM-driven environment preferred; strong SQL skills and experience with reporting and visualization tools such as Tableau Cognos Salesforce CRM Analytics Power BI or similar platforms; experience producing recurring and ad hoc reports analyzing complex datasets troubleshooting discrepancies and translating business needs into analytical outputs and process improvements; strong communication judgment attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities. PREFERRED: Experience with fundraising systems such as Advance Salesforce Blackbaud or similar platforms; and familiarity with donor segmentation campaign analysis portfolio reporting pipeline analysis or revenue forecasting.
9/24/2026
Required Experience:
Senior IC
About Company
The MIT Media Lab is an interdisciplinary research lab that encourages the unconventional mixing and matching of seemingly disparate research areas.