Data Analyst – Safety at Transdev
A full-time analyst role built around Waymo and other transportation account data, listed as office-based or remote, with pay of $60,320–$70,720 a year.
Why this Data Analyst – Safety role stands out
Self-driving vehicles produce a steady stream of numbers, and somebody has to make sure those numbers are right before anyone makes a safety decision from them. That is the heart of this Data Analyst – Safety opening at Transdev.
You would manage operational and safety data that comes in from Waymo and other TAS accounts, clean it up, and turn it into dashboards, scorecards and recurring reports that Safety and Operations leaders can use. If you enjoy catching the one odd figure in a sheet of thousands, and then explaining it plainly to someone who doesn’t live in spreadsheets, this is worth a close read.
Anyone searching for Remote Jobs USA, Work from Home Jobs or WFH Jobs should read the work-setup details below carefully. The listing describes the position as primarily office-based or remote, so check with Transdev which applies to you.
What you would be doing day to day
Handling the data
- Manage safety and operational data received from Waymo and other TAS accounts.
- Collect, clean, validate, standardize and maintain data from several client systems.
- Flag inconsistencies, missing information, unusual patterns and emerging risk areas.
Reporting and insight
- Build and maintain dashboards, scorecards, reports and recurring performance summaries.
- Monitor safety trends, incidents, leading indicators and key performance metrics.
- Prepare account-specific reports while keeping definitions and reporting standards consistent across TAS.
- Translate complex data into clear findings, visualizations and recommendations people can act on.
Support and process
- Provide accurate, timely data for incident investigations and root-cause analyses.
- Work with Safety and Operations leaders to define reporting requirements and performance measures.
- Automate recurring reports and improve data-management processes where practical.
- Document data sources, definitions, calculations, reporting procedures and quality-control practices.
- Protect confidential client, employee, operational and safety information.
- Respond to approved data requests on time, and help with client reviews, internal audits, compliance reporting and leadership presentations.
Who Transdev is looking for
Required
- A bachelor’s degree in Data Analytics, Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Business, Safety or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
- Experience with operational, safety, transportation, logistics or client-account data.
- Strong Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets skills.
- Experience with a visualization tool such as Power BI, Tableau or Looker.
- Working knowledge of SQL and relational databases.
- Ability to clean, reconcile and analyze data from multiple sources, with close attention to accuracy.
- Clear communication of findings to non-technical stakeholders.
- Good organization and time management across multiple accounts and deadlines, plus sound judgment with confidential information.
Nice to have
- Experience with vehicle, fleet, autonomous-vehicle, transportation or workplace-safety data.
- Familiarity with incident reporting, risk analysis, root-cause analysis and safety-performance indicators.
- Python, R or another analytical programming language.
- Experience automating dashboards, reports or data-quality checks.
- Knowledge of data governance, privacy, access controls and client-specific reporting requirements.
- Time spent in a fast-paced, client-facing environment.
How success is measured in this role
Transdev spells out what a good first year looks like, which is useful when you are deciding whether the job fits:
- Accurate, complete safety and account data.
- Dashboards and recurring reports delivered on time.
- Less manual reporting work and fewer data errors.
- Insights that Safety and Operations leaders find useful.
- Consistent definitions and standards across TAS accounts.
- Quick response to investigations, audits and approved client requests.
- Compliance with data-security and confidentiality requirements, and a visible contribution to better safety performance.
Pay and benefits
The annual compensation range for this full-time Data Analyst – Safety job is $60,320–$70,720. The listing also includes:
- At least two weeks of vacation, five sick days and twelve holidays (eight standard and four floating).
- 401(k) retirement plan.
- Medical, dental and vision insurance.
- Life insurance, short-term disability coverage and voluntary long-term disability coverage.
Work setup, schedule and screening
This is a full-time position described as primarily office-based or remote work, with long stretches at a computer. You may occasionally join operational meetings, incident reviews or client presentations, and some flexibility is expected when a time-sensitive safety incident or reporting deadline comes up.
- Pre-employment drug screening and background check are required. Safety-sensitive positions also involve physical screening.
- Transdev may run ongoing background checks except where state law prohibits it, and applicants with criminal histories are considered in line with applicable legal requirements.
- U.S.-based applicants must be eligible to work without needing employment sponsorship now or in the future.
- Transdev maintains a drug-free workplace and provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities.
About Transdev
Transdev provides transportation and mobility services across the United States and internationally. Its U.S. operations support cities, counties, airports, companies and universities with system operations, fleet maintenance and mobility solutions. Transdev U.S. has about 32,000 employees across roughly 400 locations and more than 17,000 vehicles. Worldwide, the company operates in 19 countries with about 110,000 team members.
How to apply for the Data Analyst – Safety job
Use the button below to open the application page. Before you submit, tailor your resume to the Data Analyst – Safety duties above: name the tools you have used (Excel, SQL, Power BI, Tableau or Looker) and give a concrete example of data you cleaned, reconciled or turned into a report.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Transdev Data Analyst – Safety job fully remote?
Not clearly. The listing describes the work as primarily office-based or remote and does not name a work location. Ask the recruiter which arrangement applies to this opening.
What does the Data Analyst – Safety job pay?
Transdev lists an annual compensation range of $60,320–$70,720 for this full-time position, plus benefits including medical, dental, vision and a 401(k).
Do I need a college degree?
The requirement is a bachelor’s degree in a related field, such as Data Analytics, Statistics, Computer Science, Business or Safety, or equivalent professional experience.
Which tools should I know?
Required skills include Excel or Google Sheets, SQL, and a visualization tool such as Power BI, Tableau or Looker. Python or R is listed as a plus.
Is there a background check or sponsorship?
Yes to screening: a drug screening and background check are required. Applicants in the United States must be eligible to work without sponsorship now or in the future.
