The Operational Data Analyst and Knowledge Manager operates at the critical intersection of operational aerial intelligence, digital capability development, and executive decision support. Serving within a multi-echelon Command Operations Center environment, this role bridges frontline operational intelligence requirements with modern data architecture, business intelligence, and collaborative platforms across classified enclaves.
The primary focus of this position is architecting and executing end-to-end data pipelines, predictive and operational data modeling, interactive dashboard engineering (Power BI, Army Vantage), and comprehensive SharePoint / Knowledge Management (KM) administration. Additionally, the candidate aligns operational mission requirements with technical capability delivery, converting complex operational workflows, policy mandates, and stakeholder priorities into production-ready user stories, automated workflows, and high-impact executive visual analytics.
Major Duties and Responsibilities
1. Data Analytics, Data Modeling, and Dashboard Engineering
- Enterprise Dashboard Delivery: Serve as the principal designer and developer of an interactive, real-time operational readiness, asset utilization, and executive performance dashboards utilizing, but not limited to, Microsoft Power BI and Army Vantage.
- Data Modeling and Pipeline Development: Ingest, clean, merge, and transform disparate structured and unstructured data feeds (e.g., flight hours, sensor readiness, maintenance tracking, operational sorties, collection registries, personnel rosters, and task management data) into robust relational and star-schema data models.
- Advanced Querying and Calculations: Develop advanced DAX measures, calculated columns, complex Power Query (M) transformations, and SQL queries to automate recurrent aggregations, anomaly detection, and trending metrics.
- Predictive and Operational Analytics: Formulate analytical models to identify mission trends, forecast asset availability, assess sensor performance, and highlight operational bottlenecks or capability gaps for leadership.
2. Knowledge Management and SharePoint Administration
- Portal Architecture: Design, configure, structure, and administer G3 AISR SharePoint Online / SharePoint Server sites, document libraries, site pages, and lists across unclassified/classified enclaves.
- Automated Workflow Orchestration: Implement automated business processes, task routing, and request approval workflows using Microsoft Power Automate and custom SharePoint workflows to minimize manual friction in command operations.
- Taxonomy and Information Architecture: Establish and govern metadata tagging schemas, content types, and granular role-based access control (RBAC) permissions to guarantee secure, audit-ready, and discoverable