
Director, Optimization Analyst
Posted Oct 5

Posted Oct 5
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
• Take full ownership of the demand-forecasting and capacity-optimization models within Assessment Delivery Operations from start to finish.
• Create, validate, and implement models for forecasting, optimization, simulation, predictive analysis, and policy impact.
• Establish demand-forecasting pipelines specifically for assessments.
• Develop models for real-options and capacity optimization aimed at reducing committed costs while maintaining scalability.
• Provide analytics reporting and dashboards to enhance operational metrics and facilitate quicker decision-making.
• Investigate and integrate modern analytical tools and techniques, including AI-assisted coding and data synthesis.
• Enhance the reliability and reusability of models.
• Collaborate with Product, Program, Operations, Technology, Finance, and customer experience teams.
• Analyze and mitigate cross-program challenges in customer flow.
• Oversee budget assumptions, cost drivers, and variance tracking.
• Convert analytical insights into actionable recommendations that influence operational choices.
• Shape the analytics roadmap and provide guidance on technical feasibility, sequencing, and trade-offs.
• Transform vague operational issues into structured analytical strategies.
• Report directly to the Senior Director of Data Analytics.
• 5–7+ years of hands-on data analysis experience, including leadership in analytics within a professional context.
• Undergraduate degree in business, engineering, economics, or another quantitative discipline (mandatory).
• Advanced capabilities in data analytics, particularly in forecasting, statistical analysis, and cost evaluation.
• Strong preference for candidates with experience in predictive modeling, statistical analysis, optimization, forecasting, cost assessment, or decision support.
• Demonstrated success in driving operational excellence and achieving measurable outcomes.
• Background in applying analytics to enhance operational, customer experience, or process improvement in sectors such as government, education, technology, or service industries.
• Willingness to travel 4–6 times annually to College Board offices or for College Board business.
• A keen interest in emerging technologies, readiness to embrace AI-driven solutions, and the ability to learn new digital tools independently.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills that are clear and concise.
• Authorization to work in the United States.
• Option for full remote work or hybrid arrangements for candidates residing near College Board offices.
• Travel opportunities required 4–6 times a year for College Board-related business.
• Comprehensive compensation and benefits package.
• Compensation adjusted according to location.
• Open and transparent discussions about compensation and benefits during the hiring process.
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