Data Analyst, TOM Program & Analytics
Key job responsibilities
- Design, build, and maintain dashboards and reports using Amazon QuickSight and other BI tools to support TOM operational metrics and leadership reporting
- Analyze large-scale transportation operations datasets to identify trends, anomalies, and opportunities for operational improvement
- Partner with program managers and operational stakeholders to define KPIs, establish measurement frameworks, and ensure consistent metric accountability
- Develop and automate data pipelines, ETL processes, and reporting workflows to improve data accuracy and reduce manual effort
- Implement and maintain AI-powered tools and automation to streamline data intake triage, stakeholder reporting, and operational analytics
- Perform root cause analysis on metric variances and present findings with actionable recommendations to leadership
- Ensure data integrity and quality across TOM dashboards by defining and enforcing data standards and validation processes
- Support Weekly Business Reviews (WBRs) and other leadership mechanisms by preparing data-driven insights and variance callouts
- Collaborate cross-functionally with various teams to translate business requirements into analytical solutions
- Create and maintain documentation for data sources, metric definitions, data lineage, and standard operating procedures
About the team
The TOM Program & Data Analytics team integrates strategic program management with analytics transformation across three pillars: 1. Program Execution — Drives end-to-end ownership of metric improvement, product development, and CPI initiatives from concept to measurable impact. 2. Change Management & Strategic Communication — Governs review, approval, and adoption of changes to standard work, policy, pilots, and proposals while aligning stakeholders through strategic communications. 3. Data & Analytics Insights — Ensures teams operate from accurate, timely metrics to identify gaps, measure progress, and make data-informed decisions. Together, these pillars enable TOM to execute programs, govern change, and run the business with data.