TDCJ - Data Analyst I-IV - Information Technology

Responsibilities

• Analyze data dimensions looking for inconsistencies, including but not limited to data schema, used/assigned datatypes, accuracy, consistency, conformity, completeness, validity, uniqueness, referential integrity and more.
• Develop data normalization and data cleansing rules in support of the dimensions above.
• Write basic SQL and interfacing to any popular SQL structured database.

Qualifications

• Have a bachelor's degree (or equivalent experience) in a data-related field like statistics, math, computer science, or business or you're willing to substitute relevant work experience for coursework.
• Are naturally detail-oriented and comfortable following established steps and procedures.
• Have basic comfort with spreadsheets, databases, or simple query tools (even at a beginner level).
• Can communicate clearly, both in writing and verbally.
• Don't need a lot of prior professional experience – this is an entry point for people early in a data career.
• Studied something directly relevant like data science, statistics, or information systems (rather than just a related field).
• Have any exposure at all to government, public sector, or criminal justice settings – even an internship counts.
• Already have basic familiarity with a statistical or reporting tool beyond just Excel.
• Show early signs of curiosity about data trends, not just data entry.
• Pick up new systems and software quickly with minimal training.

Benefits

• Travel 25% (position may spend up to 15 nights away per month).

Pay

• Data Analyst I: $3,793.41 - $3,875.74
• Data Analyst II: $4,263.19 - $4,357.26
• Data Analyst III: $4,801.17 - $4,908.70
• Data Analyst IV: $5,425.35 - $5,556.51