Business Analytics Senior Manager- CuraScript SD- Hybrid

In this hybrid leadership role, you guide a analytics team to convert data into actionable insights that improve patient access and operational performance. You'll partner with senior stakeholders to shape analytics strategy and deliver scalable dashboards and models. You enable executive-ready insights and drive data driven decisions in a mission driven health services environment. Your leadership will nurture a high performing analytics function that supports growth and impactful outcomes.

• Lead and develop a team of BI developers, data analysts, and analytics engineers; drive performance and career growth
• Own delivery outcomes, quality, and adherence to analytics standards
• Translate business objectives into an analytics delivery roadmap and oversee dashboards/reports
• Provide leadership on complex analytics initiatives across business and technology
• Oversee analytics development using Tableau and enterprise platforms; ensure executive-ready insights
• Guide scalable data models and KPIs; establish data quality, documentation, and testing standards
• Offer technical direction with SQL, Python, and PowerShell; collaborate with Data Engineering and ETL teams
• Ensure alignment with SAP, Salesforce, Cisco, and Workday; partner on architecture and standards
• Communicate analytics effectively to non-technical audiences; influence across matrixed organizations

• 8+ years of analytics experience solving business problems
• 5+ years of people leadership with accountability for results
• Strong proficiency in SQL
• Working knowledge of Python and PowerShell
• Extensive experience with BI tools, including Tableau
• Experience with SAP, Salesforce, Cisco (Workday desired)
• Strong understanding of BI architecture, ETL, and analytics engineering
• Ability to influence across complex, matrixed organizations
• Strong executive-level communication skills

• leadership
• influencing across matrixed organizations
• executive communication
• SQL
• Python
• PowerShell