[Hiring] Senior Data Engineer, Clinical Data Warehouse for Research @BMC Company 100

This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role DescriptionTheSenior Data Engineer designs, develops, and implements the organization’s research data warehouse, data infrastructure, and data mart solutions to empower analysts to access, query, and leverage high‑quality research and clinical data efficiently and accurately. • Build scalable processes to ingest, transform, and integrate large volumes of structured and semi-structured data from diverse sources.• Collaborate with Enterprise Analytics, Analytics Infrastructure, business intelligence, product management, and data extraction and provisioning teams to deliver high-quality data products that support informed decision-making across the organization. • Contribute to the modernization of research data infrastructure to enhance efficiency, improve analytical capability, and support high-quality research that drives improved patient outcomes. Qualifications• Master’s degree in computer science, Computer Information Systems, Applied Biostatistics, Public Health, Systems Improvement, Information Science, or a related research field.• 8+ years of experience in IT, with at least 6 years of progressive experience working with SQL data warehouse platforms. • Experience in creating and managing APIs within a Data as a Service (DaaS) environment. • Experience in the implementation and support of enterprise-wide data integrations. Requirements• Proficiency in SQL, at least one programming language, and strong troubleshooting skills. • Proficiency in data modeling concepts using a variety of tools. Benefits• Generous total compensation that includes benefits (medical, dental, vision, pharmacy).• Discretionary annual bonuses and merit increases. • Flexible Spending Accounts. • 403(b) savings matches. • Paid time off. • Career advancement opportunities. • Resources to support employee and family well-being. Apply tot his job