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Title: Head of Data and Engineering Location: Minneapolis/St. Paul (On-site 4 days per week) Position Details: The Head of Data and Engineering leader will support our financial services client as they execute on technical strategy in 2026 and beyond. Leading a team of approximately eight contributors (consultants and data/analytics engineers), you will be responsible for: • Leading the organization's data strategy, governance, and advanced analytics initiatives • Driving data-driven decision-making • Ensuring data quality and enabling scalable analytics solutions to support business objectives Key Requirements include: - Demonstrated, hands on experience with Data Architecture, Data Modeling and knowledge of software application development - Hands on experience and expertise in AWS, Snowflake, Airflow, SQL, Python, CICD, Github and knowledge of alternative investing (ideal) - Proven expertise integrating software engineering best practices into work flow integration across an entire team including: CICD, Github - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Data Science, or related field (Master's preferred) - 10+ years of experience in data management, analytics, and leadership roles. - Proven expertise in data architecture, cloud platforms (AWS) and big data technologies - Strong understanding of data governance, compliance, and security best practices - Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills Preferred Skills: o Experience with machine learning, AI, and predictive analytics o Knowledge of modern DataOps practices and arenaflex/CD pipelines for data workflows o Ability to drive cultural change towards data-driven decision-making Apply tot his job

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