Head of Data
confidentialSacramento (CA)
About the role
Head of DataAbout the Company Innovative provider of online legal services Industry
Internet Type
Privately Held Founded
2008 Employees
201-500 Funding
$26-$50 million CategoriesInternet
Service Industry
Legal Specialtiesstep-by-step legal documents
rocket lawyer on call attorneys
discounted attorney fees
making the law simple
connecting with a lawyer
cloud services
and connecting with a lawyer Business Classifications Marketplace
B2CAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Head of Data to set the vision, architecture, and execution for its enterprise data ecosystem. The role will modernize the data platform, establish reliable and cost-efficient pipelines, and define standards for instrumentation, governance, data quality, and metrics. The Head of Data will enable self-service analytics across business functions and develop connected customer data that supports personalized experiences and AI initiatives. Responsibilities also include overseeing analytics and activation tools, ensuring privacy and regulatory compliance, and building and developing a high-performing data team. Candidates should have 12 or more years of experience in data engineering, platforms, or analytics, including at least five years leading data teams. They should bring hands-on expertise in modern cloud data platforms and tools such as Snowflake or Databricks, dbt, Spark, SQL, orchestration, and streaming, as well as experience with product analytics, experimentation, and end-to-end platform migrations. The role requires strong knowledge of online business data needs, instrumentation, governance, and preparing data for AI and machine learning. Excellent communication, prioritization, and people leadership skills are essential; experience with customer data platforms, sensitive data, or marketplace models is an advantage. Hiring Manager Title
CTOFunctionsData Management/Analytics
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