Sr. Director/Head of Business Intelligence
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Senior Director of Business Intelligence
Base Comp: 230-300K
Summary:This company is a top consulting firm. They are actively building out they are extensively growing their data team and platform this year. This company is looking for someone with at least 10 years of BI experience with lots of leadership and delegating knowledge.
The Senior Director of Business Intelligence will be responsible for:Leading BI teams overarching the entire branchWorking directly with senior stakeholders, identifying and interpreting business needs and responding with BI solutionsDeveloping and implementing analytic strategies to enhance client experience
The Senior Director of Business Intelligence should have the following qualifications:10+ years of working experience in Business Intelligence leadershipStrong level of experience with Azure Data Factory and Power BIStrong leadership skills
Benefits:401KMedical, Dental, and HealthRelocation package (if needed)
If you are interested in the Senior Director of BI role, then please don’t wait to apply. This role is not able to sponsor.
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