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Analytics Engineer II
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Role overview Develop the data models, tables, and self-service resources used by accounting, actuarial, and claims teams. You’ll take stakeholder requests from initial question through production, working hands-on in SQL and collaborating with peers to improve data quality and delivery practices. The role suits someone who wants to own work end to end in a fast-moving environment.
Responsibilities - Build and maintain views, tables, data models, dictionaries, and self-service tools. - Track data quality, prevent defects, and investigate and resolve issues when they occur. - Take stakeholder requests through development and into production use. - Understand how projects and data flows connect, and promote sound development practices. - Review AI-generated code, correct problems, and contribute to improving the team’s use of coding tools. - Help document and refine processes, and develop knowledge of the business data being supported.
Requirements - At least three years of experience in data or reporting development, including modeling and data quality monitoring. - Strong practical SQL skills and experience building data models and transformations. - Experience with business intelligence, process automation, or automated reporting. - Ability to manage work from request through delivery in a fast-paced setting. - Current authorization to work full time in the United States; visa sponsorship is unavailable.
Nice to have - Experience with dbt, Python, JavaScript, or other programming languages. - Familiarity with AI coding tools. - Insurance data experience, especially claims, accounting, or actuarial data.
Benefits and work setup - Remote-first, with work-from-home setup support and monthly internet coverage; office space is also available. - Stock options for full-time employees, medical, vision, and dental coverage, and a 401(k) with matching contributions. - Flexible time off and a $1,000 vacation benefit after the first year. - Candidates may be located in a specified set of U.S. states, with preference for Ohio.