Manager of Data Science & Analytics, Consumer Protection BC

Posting Title
Manager of Data Science & Analytics, Consumer Protection BC

Position Classification
ABC Access

Union
GEU

Work Options
Hybrid

Location
Burnaby, BC V3J 1N3 CA
Multiple Locations, BC CA (Primary)
Victoria, BC V9B 6X2 CA

Salary Range
$80,556.20 – $92,047.14 annually

Close Date
12/1/2024

Job Type
Regular Full Time

Temporary End Date

Ministry/Organization
BC Public Service -> Other Public Sector

Ministry Branch / Division
Consumer Protection BC

Job Summary

Consumer Protection BC is a not-for-profit regulator responsible for overseeing certain sectors and specific types of consumer transactions. Our vision is a province where all citizens of BC are empowered in their transactions as a result of rigorous and consistent business compliance and through the provision of information.

We are a small team of dedicated and passionate individuals who champion our corporate values ofcuriosity, integrity and impact. These employee-chosen values guide the delivery of our services and can be seen in our daily work. As an equal opportunity workplace, our values guide our business activities, regulatory work, education efforts, interactions and corporate culture and are supported by the tenets of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility.Learn more about who we are as a regulator and employer by exploring our website , including our about us page and our careers page .

Consumer Protection BCis looking fora Manager of Data Science & Analytics to join our team!

If you are interested, review the job description and apply online by uploading your cover letter and resume and answering a few pre-screening questions within our online application portal.

Day in the life:

When you get to the office, you have a nice chat with your colleagues before settling in for a meaningful workday. As a self-driven individual, you spend most of your morning working on analyzing some recent inspections data looking for trends and anomalies. Building a predictive model to better inform our inspections work is your primary responsibility right now and you delight in the work.

After a nice social lunch and an espresso (coffee is on us!), you come back to your desk to work on internal data policies, ensuring plain language the entire organization can understand and use. This work feeds into a presentation you’re giving to all staff to bring them along on your progress. Your work in progressing the organization’s overall data literacy means employees understand better than ever how data and analysis can enhance work processes. You gather feedback and commit to reviewing their concerns and suggestions and reporting back.

Before heading out, you look at tomorrow’s calendar. You’re meeting with the Inspections team to talk about their processes, a step that will continue your predictive modelling work. Although, you never know when a data analysis need comes up, so you are open to being flexible with your priorities as needs surface throughout the day. Afterall, you appreciate the ability to be involved with other departments and you are grateful for the opportunity to learn new things all the time.

Who you are:

• An information seeking problem solver who can analyze an issue, identify underlying causes and generate solutions
• A team player who enjoys working with diverse teams, work groups and across an organization to achieve group and organizational goals.
• A proactive planner who can establish priorities but also be flexible and adapt to different situations, information and groups of individuals.

What you will be doing:

• Using your advanced knowledge of statistics and analytical modeling to draw insights that inform strategic and operational decision-making.
• Acting as the key statistical resource internally and externally with our stakeholders, including working on diverse teams or attending external meetings.
• Guiding individuals, teams, and leadership in your areas of expertise to ensure work processes and procedures are effectively implemented and communicated across the organization.

We are looking for people who have:

• Post-secondary education with a focus in statistics, mathematics, data science, research or other related fields of study or a combination of education and experience.
• Minimum two years’ experience in advanced analytics, complex statistical analysis, mathematical modeling, data mining, data visualization and optimization.
• Proven track-record of applying modeling techniques and statistics to solve real world problems.

Are we a good fit for each other?

We want to help you decide if we are a good fit for one another. Take a look at our website www.consumerprotectionbc.ca/careers for all the information.

Accessibility

Do you need accommodation during the interview process? Please read our information about requesting an accommodation .

If you are interested,review the job descriptionand apply online by uploading your cover letter and resume and answering a few pre-screening questions within our online application portal. Please note this role is not eligible for internal transfers as Consumer Protection BC is a separate entity to the BC Public Service Agency.

The application process:

• The full application process will take approximately eight weeks to complete. We would like to have someone in place by the end of January 2025.
• Steps in the application process include application screening, telephone interview, data analysis assignment, in-person interview, professional references and a criminal record check (post offer).
• We do not accept applications by email. We do not consider incomplete applications (those without cover letters, resumes and/or written responses to pre-screening questions).

Job Category
Information Management/Information Technology