Seattle, Washington5 days ago
Bachelor’s degree in Social Welfare, Economics, Statistics, Public Affairs, Public Health, Geography, Computer Science, and Demography, or a related field andtwo years of experience cleaning, managing, analyzing, and visualizing quantitative data using statistical software such as R, SAS, Stata, Python, or similar tools. The Center for Women’s Welfare collaborates with government entities, nonprofits, and community groups to make informed decisions and enact effective policies that promote economic security for families.