Remote Volunteer Data Analyst — Youth Program Impact & Digital Analytics

REMOTE VOLUNTEER DATA ANALYST — YOUTH PROGRAM IMPACT & DIGITAL ANALYTICS

Help Believe in Me turn reliable data into decisions that improve scholarships, education initiatives, volunteer engagement, fundraising, community partnerships, and services for underserved youth and young people.

ABOUT THE ROLE

The Data Analyst will support organization-wide impact measurement and digital analytics across Believe in Me and approved program initiatives, including iLevelUP and Cougs 4 Kids.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Collaborate with program, scholarship, community-partnership, fundraising, marketing, web, volunteer, finance, and leadership teams to define useful metrics.
  • Clean, validate, document, combine, and analyze data from approved sources.
  • Build accessible dashboards and reports using tools such as Looker Studio, Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI, Tableau, SQL, or comparable platforms.
  • Improve digital measurement plans, event tracking, UTM governance, data quality, and reporting consistency.
  • Analyze reach, engagement, applications, volunteer activity, donations, partnerships, program participation, and outcomes.
  • Explain findings, limitations, and recommendations clearly to technical and nontechnical audiences.
  • Protect youth, applicant, volunteer, donor, and partner privacy; use the minimum necessary data and approved access controls.
  • Maintain data dictionaries, calculation definitions, source notes, and reproducible workflows.

IDEAL EXPERIENCE

Data analysis, business intelligence, impact measurement, digital analytics, program evaluation, statistics, reporting, data visualization, or database work. Strong attention to accuracy, documentation, privacy, and communication is essential.

TIME AND LOCATION

Remote and flexible, approximately 2–3 hours per week. This listing is associated with Believe in Me’s Seattle office at 107 Spring Street, 2nd Floor, Seattle, WA 98104.

IMPACT AND SUPPORT

Your analysis will help the organization understand what is working, allocate resources responsibly, and improve opportunities for underserved youth and young people. Volunteers receive orientation, defined questions, approved data access, collaboration tools, and review from program or organizational leaders.

HOW TO EXPRESS INTEREST

Submit interest through Idealist. Questions may be sent to volunteers@believeinme.org or answered by phone at (206) 414-8043. Learn more at

Keywords: remote data analyst volunteer; nonprofit analytics; youth program evaluation; underserved youth; Looker Studio; Power BI; Tableau; digital analytics; Seattle nonprofit; Believe in Me.

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