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Clover is a healthcare technology company helping members live their healthiest lives with our Medicare Advantage plans.
Director, Analytics
Location
New Jersey
Posted
133 days ago
Salary
$207K - $260K / year
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Director, Analytics
Clover Health
• The role applies advanced analytics, data engineering, & statistical modeling to large healthcare operational datasets to generate insights for organizational decision making. • The employee leads the strategy, design, & optimization of an enterprise analytics platform on Google Cloud Platform, using BigQuery, Apache Beam, Airflow, Kubernetes, & Tableau. • They oversee development of data pipelines, semantic layers, & reporting systems for BI tools including Mode, Looker, & Tableau. • Projects focus on value-based care operations, including risk adjustment, claims analytics, quality reporting, & executive dashboards. • The work supports providers & payers in improving outcomes & efficiency through analytics, with platforms built for operational, financial, & quality data not clinical trial or research data. • Manage a team of data scientists, analysts, and BI developers to most effectively drive impact for our users and their patients. • Focus on identifying and solving the highest impact analytics data platform enhancements both for our users and our business simultaneously. • Be accountable to analytics that drive outcomes.
Job Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or foreign degree equivalent in Computer Science, Data Analytics or related field and eight (8) years of experience in data analytics, data engineering or in a related role.
- Technical architecture of an analytics platform including GCP cloud infrastructure including BigQuery, Apache Beam, Kubernetes, Tableau
- Product analytics and reporting leveraging SQL and Python within Airflow DAGs and data modeling building semantic layers for rapid reporting in Mode and Tableau
- Apply healthcare data sets for executive analytics for value-based care organizations, specifically understanding the financial drivers of VBC organizations (RAF modeling from MOR and MAO-004 data sets, claims modeling from CCLF and varied claims data sets, supplemental risk adjustment submission flows)
- Operate within a modern technology company’s organizational structure leveraging Jira, Google Docs, Figma, Slack and other communication channels as well as development using Continuous Integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipelines to ensure that changes are incorporated into shipping software and deployed correctly.
- Manage BI tooling such as Mode, Tableau, Looker, or PowerBI within an infrastructure as well as build reporting and business intelligence system
- Experience in data visualization, including formatting analytics data, and experience presenting data to senior healthcare executives.
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