Program Analyst @Driven Impact in Global Science Education

Overview

The Neuromatch Academy Program Analyst role offers a unique opportunity for professionals with strong data analysis skills to contribute to a globally recognised nonprofit advancing computational science education. This fully remote, contract-based position combines analytical expertise with programme coordination to support the organisation’s mission.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead all data analysis activities across Neuromatch programmes
• Analyse datasets from applications, surveys, and evaluations
• Clean, merge, and interpret multi-year datasets
• Develop interactive dashboards, reports, and visualisations
• Establish consistent metrics and analytical frameworks
• Support leadership and programme teams in data-driven decision-making
• Provide administrative and evaluation support to programme leadership
• Assist with student and teaching assistant selection processes
• Manage support channels such as email and Discord
• Coordinate survey design, distribution, and analysis
• Organise processes such as pod check-ins during courses
• Maintain internal documentation systems, including servers and wikis

Requirements

• Intermediate experience in data analysis
• Proficiency in Python, Google Colab, GitHub, JupyterBooks
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Ability to work in diverse, multicultural environments
• Capacity to quickly learn new tools and systems
• Reliable internet connectivity for remote collaboration

Benefits

• Hourly rate: $35–$40 USD (US-based candidates)
• Location-adjusted compensation for international applicants
• Professional development reimbursement
• Paid local holidays
• One-week break after the Academy programme

As a contractor role, benefits such as health insurance and pensions are not included.

Location

Fully remote position open to candidates worldwide.

How to Apply

Interested candidates must apply online before the deadline. Submission includes an online application form.

Deadline

Application Deadline: 8 April 2026