Top Remote Data Management Jobs in Providence, RI

The Exposure Data Manager leads analytics to understand exposure patterns, enforces data standards, ensures data quality, and collaborates across departments for effective exposure management.

The Data Engineering Manager will lead a team, driving technical growth, fostering collaboration, and ensuring effective data architecture and systems.

Lead a team of data engineers in designing and maintaining scalable data infrastructure and pipelines, ensuring data integrity and decision-making support.

The Clinical Data Manager oversees the quality and integrity of clinical trial data, ensuring compliance with protocols and regulations while collaborating with various teams.

The Senior Clinical Data Manager oversees clinical trial databases, mentors junior staff, and ensures data quality and compliance with regulatory standards.

Lead strategic data evolution for Fund Administration clients, building dashboards, managing stakeholders, and translating business needs into actionable insights.

The Senior Manager of Data Insights will lead a team to optimize data sharing and governance, develop data strategies, and deliver actionable business intelligence across Docker's operations.

Support data-driven operations by sourcing, integrating, validating, and transforming data; build and maintain dashboards, agency scorecards, and reports; analyze KPIs to identify improvement and cross-sell opportunities; measure campaign effectiveness; ensure data quality; partner with stakeholders and technology teams; support monthly reviews and ad-hoc analytics requests.

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

The Senior Manager will oversee operations across technology functions, lead strategic initiatives in Data & AI, and ensure effective management of technology projects and resources. Responsibilities include engaging stakeholders, identifying risks, and fostering continuous improvement within the team.

As a Curriculum Manager, you will manage the content development lifecycle, collaborate with instructors, and improve data science curriculum, ensuring technical accuracy and pedagogical effectiveness.