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Data Analyst (Consumer Product Safety), Limited Duration at Consumer Reports - ApplyBlast

Data Analyst (Consumer Product Safety), Limited Duration

Consumer Reports

3 months ago

3.3 on Glassdoor

Yonkers, NY

Hybrid

Contract

Junior

4 applicants

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About this role

Consumer Reports is seeking a Data Analyst for their Product Safety team to analyze data, identify trends and risks, and validate findings to support evidence-based decision-making. This limited-duration role involves reviewing laboratory reports, incident data, and consumer complaints while collaborating with cross-functional teams on investigations and advocacy. The position reports to the Director of Product Safety within the Research and Insights division and requires proficiency with analytical software.

Responsibilities

Perform basic data analyses and create visualizations under guidance
Conduct detailed reviews of laboratory reports and incident data
Identify emerging product safety risks and validate findings
Translate complex information into actionable insights for stakeholders
Maintain project trackers to monitor investigation status and milestones

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in MathematicsBachelor's degree in StatisticsBachelor's degree in Data ScienceBachelor's degree in Computer Science

About Consumer Reports

consumerreports.org

Headquarters

Yonkers, New York, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1936

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Consumer Reports is an independent, nonprofit organization that provides evidence-based product testing, ratings, and consumer advice. It publishes unbiased reviews and recommendations across 10,000+ products and services—backed by in-house labs, research, and large-scale surveys—to help people make smarter buying decisions. The site and magazine are membership-supported and explicitly separate their testing and journalism from advertising to preserve impartiality. Beyond reviews, Consumer Reports also produces investigative reporting and advocates for consumer safety, transparency, and stronger public policy.