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Times Square Alliance

Policy & Research Analyst

Times Square Alliance

. Support the Policy, Planning & Research Department’s ongoing research and data analysis .

Posted 9/29/2026full-timeNew York City • New York • United StatesJunior💰 $65,000 - $75,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates strong analytical and research capabilities in public policy and urban planning, utilizing tools like Excel, Tableau, R, and Python to analyze data and present findings effectively. Proficient in creating visual communications and reports that support policy initiatives and community engagement.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Data AnalysisPublic Policy ResearchExcel ProficiencyTableau ExpertiseSurvey Development

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Hard Skills
Data AnalysisResearch SkillsWriting SkillsSurvey DevelopmentStatistical Analysis
Soft Skills
Intellectual CuriosityEffective CommunicationAdaptability
Tools & Technologies
ExcelTableauRPythonAdobe InDesignAdobe IllustratorSurveyMonkey
Industry Keywords
Public PolicyUrban PlanningEconomic DevelopmentNew York City GovernmentPlacemaking

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
PythonRealmTableau

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Support the Policy, Planning & Research Department’s ongoing research and data analysis
  • Regularly report on economic indicators and other research
  • Analyze and maintain datasets related to Times Square and broader New York City trends
  • Track legislation, policy developments, agency actions, and news relevant to the Alliance’s work
  • Research issues including homelessness, street vending, pedicabs, public space, economic development, transportation, and other matters affecting the Times Square district
  • Use Excel, Tableau, and R/Python to analyze and present data and identify useful trends and findings
  • Create clear and visually compelling charts, maps, dashboards, reports, presentations, and other materials
  • Find and explore new datasets and sources to better characterize Times Square’s economic and demographic profile
  • Develop and analyze surveys and communicate the results
  • Prepare for meetings with government and community partners, including researching, developing talking points, preparing presentations, and conducting follow-up
  • Write testimony
  • Assist with planning and implementation of new initiatives related to Times Square’s public plazas, placemaking, and the public realm
  • Design presentations, reports, marketing materials, and other visual communications using Adobe InDesign and Illustrator
  • Report to the Director of Policy & Research

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • 1–2 years of professional experience in public policy, urban planning, economic development and/or data analysis
  • Bachelor's degree in public policy, economics, urban studies, urban planning, political science, geography, or a related field
  • Strong research, writing, and analytical skills
  • Strong working knowledge of Excel and Tableau and comfort conducting analysis in R and Python
  • Experience with Adobe InDesign and Illustrator with a good eye for clear and effective visual communication, preferred
  • Experience developing and analyzing surveys and working with SurveyMonkey or a similar platform
  • An interest in New York City government, policy, planning, economic development, and the public realm
  • Intellectual curiosity, especially someone who enjoys finding information, asking questions, exploring datasets, and communicating findings
  • Ability to juggle ongoing responsibilities with new projects and changing priorities