Role overview
Lead an analytics team that supports business segments with healthcare data and decision-ready insights. The role manages people and projects while guiding complex analysis, advising business partners on strategic questions, and turning internal and external data into recommendations and plans.
Responsibilities
- Plan, direct, and monitor the work of analysts providing business intelligence support.
- Lead cross-functional analysis of complex business issues using internal and external data.
- Translate findings into recommendations and strategic direction for business partners.
- Identify relevant subject matter expertise and guide teams in interpreting quantitative and qualitative measures.
- Ensure team practices and procedures align with organizational goals.
- Hire, develop, and evaluate staff to support effective team operations.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, actuarial science, business statistics, accounting, or finance; alternatively, four years of experience may qualify.
- Seven years of experience working with external clients, large employers, brokers, or consultants.
- Seven years of experience analyzing and reporting healthcare data.
- Four years of leadership experience, including at least two years in management.
- Knowledge of healthcare benefits, terminology, concepts, and insurance economics, as well as statistical concepts and performance measures.
- Strong negotiation, decision-making, analytical, communication, presentation, and organizational skills; able to manage several projects concurrently.
- Proficiency with Access, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
Nice to have
- Programming skills such as SAS or VBA.
Benefits and work setup
- The role may be performed remotely within the continental United States, excluding California, New York, Alaska, and Hawaii. Visa sponsorship is unavailable.
- The listed base pay range is $121,200–$225,200, with compensation varying by skills, education, experience, and location.
- Benefits described include health and wellness coverage, retirement plans, paid leave, tuition reimbursement, and an annual incentive plan.