Director, Data Science Operations

Chicagoonsitedirector$161K – $227K

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Location(s) Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, Remote-AK, Remote-AL, Remote-AR, Remote-AZ, Remote-CA, Remote-CO, Remote-CT, Remote-DE, Remote-FL, Remote-GA, Remote-HI, Remote-IA, Remote-ID, Remote-IL, Remote-IN, Remote-KS, Remote-KY, Remote-LA, Remote-MA, Remote-MD, Remote-ME, Remote-MI, Remote-MN {+ 26 more} Details Director, Data Science Operations sought by Merastar Insurance Company in Chicago, IL. 40 hrs./wk. Duties include: Analyze, estimate & define data transformation req. to load data into EDW, Snowflake, Postgres, S3 (enterprise production & custom-built analytics environment). Create ETL architecture & design flows to illustrate data mvmt from production to analytics environments (new & legacy AWS analytics environments). Design & develop database code software.…

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