Top Senior Analytics Jobs in Houston, TX

Build and optimize end-to-end data pipelines, production-grade dbt models, BigQuery schemas, Fivetran integrations, and Looker semantic layers. Partner with clinical, operations, finance, and growth teams to translate business questions into analytics projects focused on acquisition, attribution, conversion, and funnel performance. Establish data quality, governance, documentation, testing, and version-control practices while mentoring analysts and supporting secure, compliant data use.

The Power BI Architect will lead BI platform design and governance, ensuring scalable solutions and guiding BI Engineers, while collaborating with Azure teams.

Own the digital measurement ecosystem across websites, quote engines, customer portals, and account applications. Lead Google Tag Manager tracking frameworks, data-layer standards, Google Analytics 4 configuration, conversion events, attribution, funnel analysis, experimentation measurement, data-quality audits, and analytics governance. Partner with Marketing, Product, Engineering, and Data teams to translate customer behavior into actionable insights that improve growth, conversion, and customer experience.

Leads Autodesk’s enterprise GTM revenue analytics foundation, including KPI governance, semantic data models, reporting standards, dashboards, and executive insights. Partners with data, systems, finance, sales, marketing, and customer success teams to improve revenue decision-making. Defines AI-enabled analytics use cases and roadmap while ensuring scalable, secure, governed solutions. Serves as a technical and analytical leader, influencing cross-functional priorities and mentoring team members.

Owner of the analytics foundation: design and maintain BigQuery/dbt models, pipelines, and Looker Studio reporting; build AI workflows and web apps on GCP; integrate marketing, e-commerce, and fulfillment data; ensure GCP ops, security, and reliability; use AI-assisted tools daily and collaborate with business and client stakeholders.

Leads College Board’s Operations analytics strategy and team, developing forecasting, predictive modeling, optimization, cost assessment, and decision-support capabilities. Partners with senior leaders across Operations, Product, Program, Technology, and Finance to improve execution, customer experience, efficiency, and cost savings. Responsibilities include setting technical direction, embedding analytics into operational decisions, presenting insights, hiring and coaching analytics staff, and building future AI and data-infrastructure capabilities.

Leads workforce analytics and planning, partnering with HR and business leaders to deliver predictive insights and strategic recommendations. Develops workforce planning frameworks, analytical standards, forecasting models, dashboards, and decision-support tools. Integrates workforce, financial, operational, and market data to identify talent risks, capacity needs, and organizational opportunities. Presents executive-ready data stories and coordinates actions across HR functions while coaching talent and improving analytics capabilities.

Own and build Underdog’s regulatory reporting data platform, including dbt models, resilient pipelines, automated validations, monitoring, and reporting roadmaps. Partner with regulators, engineering, product, compliance, and leadership; lead audits, investigations, root-cause fixes, data governance, and on-call operations. WOOF WOOF.

Leads a team delivering Customer Success reporting, dashboards, KPI frameworks, and operational analytics. Oversees reporting accuracy, data integrity, recurring metrics, workflow improvements, and automation. Partners with Customer Success and services leadership to translate business needs into analytical requirements, prioritize initiatives, standardize reporting methodologies, and communicate performance insights. Coaches analysts, manages workload and development, and supports data-driven operational decision-making and scaling.

Leads internal data analysis projects, identifies business opportunities and risks, delivers strategic insights to leadership, manages junior analysts, develops dashboards, and improves data quality across company platforms. The role requires translating quantitative findings for nontechnical audiences and applying healthcare or pharmaceutical dataset experience to strategic decision-making.

The Analytics Manager will lead analytics for the Payments and Identity lifecycle, manage a team of analysts, develop KPIs, and ensure data quality while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Own Chamber’s central analytics and reporting function for value-based cardiology contracts and clinical programs. Build SQL models, governed metric definitions, a semantic layer, data-quality standards, executive and board reporting, payer deliverables, SLA tracking, and clinical analytics foundations. Establish reporting governance so finance, clinical, and operations teams can self-serve trusted insights. This hands-on player-coach role requires healthcare claims and clinical data expertise, value-based care fluency, and the ability to build a reporting function from scratch.

The Lead, Advanced Analytics, Acquisition will analyze data, define metrics, conduct A/B tests, and collaborate with teams to drive growth and insights.

Leads and scales a global data engineering and analytics team while remaining hands-on with architecture, pipelines, data quality, dimensional modeling, dashboards, reporting, and customer-facing deliverables. Owns the analytical data platform supporting clinical, operational, product, financial, and customer data. Partners with cross-functional stakeholders, investigates complex data issues, improves platform reliability and security, and mentors engineers.

Own enterprise analytics audits, implementations, data quality, attribution, segmentation, SQL analysis, BI dashboards, experimentation measurement, and client reporting. Serve as the senior analytics partner for major accounts, present insights to executives, train client and internal teams, and help define analytics and experimentation services. The role requires hands-on Adobe expertise, autonomous prioritization, technical collaboration, and the ability to connect organic and AI search performance to pipeline and revenue.

Lead design and implementation of scalable data models and analytical tooling for Consumer Product. Partner cross-functionally to translate business needs into reliable SQL/Python data products, dashboards, and automated pipelines using engineering best practices (CI/CD, testing, version control, monitoring). Drive data-informed strategy and manage long-term infrastructure while supporting ad hoc requests.

The Senior Analytics Engineering Manager will oversee analytics engineering vision, manage a team, ensure data quality, and drive data-driven decisions across departments.

Lead people-analytics strategy for Talent Acquisition and Talent Development. Drive end-to-end analysis of complex workforce problems, deliver evidence-based recommendations to senior leaders, ensure data governance and quality, coach junior analysts, build metrics frameworks, and conduct benchmarking and external research to inform workforce strategy.

Lead design, development, and migration of enterprise SAP BW solutions to SAP Datasphere; architect hybrid data flows with Microsoft Fabric and Azure Synapse; integrate BW with Salesforce and SQL Server; embed AI (Copilot, Azure OpenAI) into analytics; manage deliverables, mentor offshore teams, enforce standards, and ensure data integrity and performance for reporting and analytics.

Execute underwriting and case-valuation analytics: write and optimize SQL, build dashboards, maintain valuation models, forecast case outcomes, monitor portfolio performance, and translate insights for operational and marketing stakeholders.

The Senior Analytics Engineer will design and build scalable data pipelines using dbt and Snowflake, providing technical guidance, conducting audits, and mentoring junior engineers while leveraging AI tools to enhance productivity.

Lead Oracle Cloud reporting initiatives, ensuring data accuracy and performance while mentoring junior analysts and collaborating with stakeholders.

The Lead Risk Analytics Data Scientist will develop risk pricing, design data models, automate workflows, and communicate insights to leadership. Responsibilities include owning the risk narrative, building analytics foundations, and utilizing AI to enhance efficiency.

Leads and develops an analytics engineering team that builds data pipelines, analytical models, reporting, and scalable data infrastructure. Partners with Product, Engineering, Growth, and Operations to deliver reliable, actionable data. Establishes governance, quality, testing, documentation, and modeling standards while prioritizing analytics projects and communicating with stakeholders.

Lead analytics and data science initiatives to drive measurable business outcomes across various functions, including Underwriting and Claims. Oversee the full analytics lifecycle, foster stakeholder engagement, and mentor junior team members.