Head of Semantic Layer & Analytics Engineering

Clayco; Phoenix (AZ); Híbrido; USD 180 000 - 240 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Discretionary Annual Bonus

Resumo da oferta

Clayco is building a data and AI organization, and seeks a leader who will own the semantic layer in Snowflake and dbt, setting the standard for definitional consistency across projects.

You will define what Clayco numbers mean, build governed models for project, cost, and schedule, and lead an analytics engineering team as it grows to eleven engineers over the next two years. Travel may be required.

Qualificações

• Built a semantic layer in Snowflake/dbt at scale with definitional consistency.
• Experience in construction, engineering, or architecture.
• Led analytics engineers, hiring and setting standards.
• Able to negotiate with finance and operations to reach shared definitions.
• Nice to have: Procore or similar project systems.

Responsabilidades

• Own the semantic layer, governance, and the process to approve and retire definitions.
• Build core conformed models: project, cost code, vendor, contract, schedule activity.
• Stand up domain models for finance, WIP, project controls, safety and risk.
• Hire and lead analytics engineering team, growing from two to eleven.
• Retire legacy reporting estate onto governed models.
• Collaborate with data platform, AI products, and governance leads on layer boundaries.

Conhecimentos

Semantic layer leadership

Snowflake/dbt experience

Analytics engineering leadership

AEC industry knowledge

Stakeholder alignment

Formação académica

Bachelor's degree in related field

Ferramentas

Snowflake

dbt

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Clayco is building a data and AI organization, and seeks a leader who will own the semantic layer in Snowflake and dbt, setting the standard for definitional consistency across projects.

You will define what Clayco numbers mean, build governed models for project, cost, and schedule, and lead an analytics engineering team as it grows to eleven engineers over the next two years. Travel may be required.