Data Team Lead

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11 months ago
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Our client is seeking an experienced Data Team Lead to take the lead in developing and managing data capabilities across global operations. This role is essential in ensuring the efficient delivery of data processes, fostering innovation, and maintaining operational excellence in a dynamic environment.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Oversee the daily management of data engineering, analytics, and science teams
  • Streamline workflows to improve efficiency and scalability across regions
  • Act as the primary escalation point, resolving issues and managing expectations effectively
  • Implement improvements to create a more structured and proactive working environment
  • Define and monitor performance metrics to ensure continuous optimisation
  • Build strong relationships with stakeholders to align priorities and communication
  • Support governance and execution of major data initiatives in line with business goals
  • Lead, mentor, and develop team members to drive success and collaboration



Skills & Experience Required:

  • At least 8 years’ experience in data roles, including a minimum of 3 years in a leadership capacity
  • Data Science proficiency is a huge plus
  • Proven track record in large-scale, multi-site operations, preferably within data-intensive industries
  • Certifications in DataOps, DevOps, or Agile methodologies are beneficial
  • Strong problem-solving skills with a focus on stakeholder engagement and decision-making
  • Ability manage a wide range of stakeholders
  • MUST have worked for a "heavy machinery" company
  • Spanish speaking is a plus
  • No sponsorships, unfortunately

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