Data Manager - Engineering

Best Buy Health
Edinburgh
1 year ago
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As the Senior Manager – Analytics Engineering, youwill lead a data & analytics engineering team, working as partof a broader data organization. In collaboration with Data Science,and Product and Engineering teams, your team will enable innovativedata solutions focused on improving quality and efficiency of caredelivery in the context of hospital-level care at home. You willplay a crucial role in improving healthcare delivery across theBest Buy Health business, ranging from consumer health to chroniccare management and acute hospital-at-home. Remote based in the UK.Lead and inspire the UK-based data & analytics engineeringteam, fostering a positive and productive work environment wherethere is a focus on self-organisation, collaboration and continuousimprovement; Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensurealignment with the company’s overall data strategy. Overseeprojects focused on (but not limited to) data generated during caredelivery, ensuring timely and efficient delivery of data solutions.Ensure data is cleaned, processed, harmonized, and curated inalignment with industry standards. 10+ years of relevant experiencewith Bachelor’s degree in Data Science, Health Informatics,Computer Science, or related field ~Python, dbt, Airflow, SQLSignificant experience working with healthcare data from hospitals,care delivery, or electronic health records. ~ SQL and NoSQLdatabases (e.g., AWS, Snowflake, Databricks). ~ Prototyping anddelivering incrementally, focusing on good engineering practiceswhile being agile and iterative based on customer needs. ~Architecting data engineering solutions in a healthcare context. ~Pragmatic balance of quality with a fast-paced schedule ~ Teamplayer, ready to help, debate, compromise, and work together ~We’re committed to helping our people thrive at work and at home.Competitive pay Generous employee discount Best Buy Health aims toenrich lives through technology and meaningful connections. We dothat by focusing on consumer health products that help people livehealthier lives, device-based emergency response services fortheactive aging population and virtual care offerings that helpconnect patients to physicians. Keywords: Manager of DataEngineering, Location:

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