Top Analysis Reporting Jobs in Oklahoma City, OK

The Senior Manager of Risk Analytics will lead credit risk strategies, manage portfolio performance, optimize decisioning frameworks, and drive business growth through analytics and predictive modeling.

Analyze telematics, IoT, sensor, and firmware data to evaluate hardware performance, reliability, and field issues. Build dashboards and reports, identify trends and anomalies, apply statistical and machine learning techniques, validate firmware improvements, and provide actionable insights to engineering, product, data science, and customer support teams. Help develop scalable data pipelines and promote data-driven hardware and software development.

Lead analytics for Wealth Solutions: analyze client segmentation, revenue, and operational data; build models for capacity and workforce planning; produce insights and recommendations for senior leadership; partner with BI and Finance to improve advisor productivity, client experience, retention, and revenue growth; support strategic projects and translate complex data into clear presentations.

Manages Finance analytics engineering and automation, building governed Snowflake and SQL data products, consumption layers, reconciliations, controls, workflows, and integrations. Partners with FP&A, Data Engineering, and business teams to translate Finance requirements into reliable technical solutions. Leads lineage analysis, testing, monitoring, documentation, AI-assisted workflows, production support, and team development while maintaining clear ownership between Finance and enterprise data teams.

The Associate Director will lead AHP’s analytics and data products domain, building curated datasets, transformation pipelines, semantic models, dashboards, and automated reporting. Responsibilities include delivering client and enterprise data products, establishing reporting standards, managing production refreshes and documentation, coordinating data engineering resources, and supporting AI initiatives. The role is hands-on, client-facing, and requires technical leadership across distributed project teams.

Leads Lexia’s business analytics and data strategy function, managing analysts and overseeing data engineering alignment. Owns BI strategy, Tableau governance, data governance, self-service dashboards, AI-enabled analytics, metric definitions, and data quality. Partners with Sales, Marketing, Customer Success, executives, and analytics engineering to translate business needs into insights, KPIs, models, and actionable recommendations. Manages analytics tools and vendors while ensuring responsible, secure, and effective use of enterprise data.

Analyze complex data to support business decisions across marketing, finance, product, sales, medical affairs, and customer success. Responsibilities include defining data requirements, developing and automating data pipelines, building interactive dashboards, identifying trends and process improvements, and presenting insights to executives and external partners. The role requires advanced SQL, Python, BI, visualization, and cross-functional analytics experience, with an emphasis on using AI to improve efficiency.

Designs and optimizes scalable data platforms, architectures, and production pipelines supporting AI and machine learning. Responsibilities include Databricks Lakehouse development, batch and real-time processing, data governance, security, monitoring, performance tuning, infrastructure planning, and collaboration with DevOps, MLOps, and cross-functional teams. The role serves as the AI team’s data engineering subject matter expert and ensures reliable, secure, cost-effective data solutions.

Performs account- and portfolio-level catastrophe modeling for commercial property insurance using vendor software and internal tools. Responsibilities include validating property data, analyzing aggregate exposures and portfolio trends, supporting underwriters, delivering results to actuarial, reinsurance, and finance teams, maintaining quality controls, and developing reports and training materials. The role requires strong quantitative analysis, insurance knowledge, advanced Excel and SQL skills, and effective stakeholder communication.

The Director of Data owns the company’s data platform, governed metrics, client identity resolution, data quality, privacy controls, and AI-ready datasets. This leader manages the data team, establishes governance and operating standards, oversees warehouse and pipeline architecture, and ensures reliable data for Finance, leadership, products, and ML/LLM systems. The role requires hands-on technical leadership, roadmap ownership, stakeholder communication, and accountability for data reliability, lineage, security, and platform costs.