Top Senior Data & Analytics Jobs in Spokane, WA

Lead end-to-end data integration with health system partners, manage a team of data engineers, and design data pipelines to support AI-driven workflows.

The Actuarial Specialist produces analyses, manages projects, and oversees team workload to enhance actuarial processes in the organization, ensuring business growth and profitability.

The role involves identifying user friction points through data, maintaining KPIs, developing an analytical roadmap, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance product experience. The manager will also mentor a team focused on technical excellence and accountability.

As a Supervisor in Analytics, you will lead media analytics projects to generate insights and support client decisions, managing analytics teams and client communications effectively.

Design and build Spark ETL pipelines on an AWS data platform, collaborate with stakeholders to deliver reliable large-scale data products, optimize and maintain data infrastructure, ensure data quality/governance, and manage platform operations and incident response.

Lead and scale the data analytics function, manage a distributed analytics team, deliver actionable insights, and oversee analytics projects.

As a Principal Data Architect, you'll lead AI-native data transformations using GCP, design AI architectures, modernize legacy systems, and collaborate with clients.

Lead end-to-end web and mobile analytics: design and implement tagging strategies, ensure data quality, build data pipelines and dashboards, analyze user behavior, and provide actionable insights to Product, Marketing, and Engineering stakeholders.

The Senior Quantitative Analyst is responsible for building data pipelines, conducting Monte Carlo simulations, and converting complex Excel models to code while communicating effectively with stakeholders.

As a Senior Machine Learning Engineer, you'll build and deploy ML models for risk and fraud detection, leading technical efforts and collaborating cross-functionally.