Sevita - Baltimore, MD
posted 6 months ago
As part of the Data Analytics leadership, the Director of Data Analytics has the responsibility to develop and execute our reporting and analytics roadmap in partnership with business leaders as an important part of our commitment to serve others. The Director is responsible for leading through change and fostering additional technical capabilities to support an enterprise-wide mindset both within and outside the team. This role is 100% remote and can be performed from anywhere in the US. The Director builds and maintains strong partnerships with critical business stakeholders in both corporate and the field to provide actionable insights to encourage and drive data-driven decision making and business management. They take an enterprise-wide mindset to continuously identify opportunities for improvement with data across all functional areas and define the success metrics. The Director partners with these areas to ensure alignment and no duplication of effort, then mentors to improve capabilities within the function. Some examples may include granular automated financial reporting and compliance support. Additionally, the Director identifies baseline metrics for the design and development of accurate dashboards, reports, and presentations used to educate, inform, and influence business decisions, thought leadership, and support strategic objectives of the organization. Working alongside functional leadership, the Director will champion a culture of standardization, continuous improvement, and accountability as it relates to data reporting and analytics. This role will be expected to be equal parts player and coach, balancing mentoring developing analysts and being willing to roll up their sleeves and individually contribute. The Director also manages assigned personnel, completes performance evaluations, orientation, and training, and makes decisions on employee hires, transfers, promotions, salary changes, discipline, terminations, and similar actions, resolving employee problems within position responsibilities.