Top Senior Data Management Jobs in Lincoln, NE

The Data Product Manager defines the reporting roadmap, manages KPI alignment, collaborates cross-functionally, ensures data quality, and leads continuous improvement in analytics processes.

Lead design, build, and operation of data architecture, pipelines, and semantic layers. Manage sprint planning, DevOps metrics, data quality and monitoring, and MLOps enablement. Partner with stakeholders, coach engineers, track project plans, and ensure data availability, accuracy, and documentation.

Lead and grow a data engineering team; define architecture and standards for ETL/ELT pipelines; hands-on design, code review, and development; ensure production reliability, monitoring, and incident response; partner with product and engineering on data roadmap.

Manage receipt-based data ingestion (OCR, transcription, email, account connections); ensure pipeline stability and data quality; translate business requirements into collection specs; partner with Engineering and Product; manage vendors, forecasting and budgets; produce KPI reporting; and support EU rollout and GDPR-aligned processes.

Lead and scale the enterprise data hub: manage the data warehouse, build reliable ingestion and transformation pipelines, implement governance and data modeling best practices, deliver GTM-ready metrics, enable AI/ML use cases, prioritize the data roadmap, and lead/mentor a data engineering team.

Lead combined Analytics Engineering and Data Engineering teams owning the end-to-end data roadmap from ingestion to trusted metrics. Manage hiring and performance, set architecture and platform investments, enforce testing/monitoring/documentation standards, review technical decisions, and partner with product and business stakeholders to translate needs into prioritized deliverables.

Administer and maintain CRM and data systems (EveryAction, Salesforce, BigQuery, CARTO), respond to staff and affiliate data/tech requests, ensure data quality and de-duplication, create and deliver training materials, build network capacity, manage vendor/consultant relationships, and travel occasionally for in-person trainings and support.