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Assistant Professor in Operations and Analytics Georgetown University: Main Campus: McDonough School of Business: Operations and Information Management Location Main Campus Open Date Sep 10, 2026
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The Associate Director of Business Intelligence and Analytics is the operational and analytical backbone of the Berkley School of Nursing (BSON). This role owns the data and systems infrastructure
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gives the institution its designation as a National Cancer Institute- designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. This includes supporting LCCC’s membership process, center data, developmental funding
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skills, sound judgment when handling confidential information, and the ability to build collaborative connections across a complex academic institution are essential for success in this role. Work
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, [email protected], managing the LinkedIn page and organizing info sessions; Data Analysis, processing routine financial transactions and reimbursement; and Other duties as assigned. Fully detailed
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. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Process raw LC-MS and GC-MS data using a well-defined analytical platform and deliver this in a format ready for further statistical analysis either by
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Analytics to ensure content decisions are informed by performance data, and coordinates with admissions, faculty, development, university-level web and communications teams, and the school's marketing agency
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financial reports; intermediate to advanced business analytics skills required Some experience with complex financial and longitudinal planning, and financial forecasting Ability to support establishment and
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necessary. Preference may be granted to candidates with prior policy and compliance experience in a large organization. Candidates must possess strong analytical and communication skills, as well as technical
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crisis response and threat monitoring systems, ensuring operational readiness and rapid response capability. Conducts data analysis and prepares detailed reports to inform OPS leadership on security trends