Our NSW Government client are looking for a highly capable and experienced Reporting & Data Dashboard Analyst to join the organisation. In this role, you will be working across an important statewide initiative, building high-quality reporting products, developing data assets and coordinating inputs across multiple government agencies.

Role Title: Reporting & Data Dashboard Analyst

Contract Role Till: Until the 30th of June 2026, with a chance of extending.

Daily Pay: Between $700 - $800 + Super per day.

Location: 3 days per week in office at Parramatta (2150), the rest is WFH.

Tasks & Responsibilities:

• Lead the development of reporting products, dashboards, and data assets.
• Coordinate inputs from data suppliers and ensure data quality throughout the project.
• Build and maintain datasets to support reporting on key outcomes and indicators.
• Design and build reporting products/dashboards to meet the requirements of key stakeholders.
• Support the development of counting rules, reporting requirements, narratives, metadata and documentation.
• Work closely with partners within the Department and other government agencies as required.
  

Experience & Skills Required:

• Strong skills using data and analytics tools, e.g., Tableau, Power BI, analytics platforms, SQL or similar.
• Extensive experience in data reporting and dashboard development or similar.
• Ability to translate complex data into clear insights and visualisations.
• Strong project management and stakeholder engagement skills.
• Strong communication skills and ability to coordinate across agencies.
• Understanding of government data or social policy is desirable but not essential.

Additionally, a Working With Children Check (WWCC, for paid workers), is needed before starting in this role. Other checks include a police check and two references collected.

If you feel this opportunity matches your skills and previous experiences, please apply with your CV.

Candidates must be based in the Greater Sydney Area and possess full working rights within Australia.