Associate Vice President, Data Solutions Engineering
confidentialSeattle (WA)
Associate Vice President, Data Solutions Engineering
Posted today
confidentialSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Associate Vice President, Data Solutions Engineering
About the Company:
- Globally recognized reinsurance company
- IndustryInsuranceTypePrivately Held
- Founded2017Employees501-1000 Specialtiesreinsurancelegacy portfoliocomposite reinsurerrunofflong-term solutionscustomer serviceskilled executivesand actuarial
About the Role:
The Company is seeking an Associate Vice President for Data Solutions Engineering. The successful candidate will be tasked with building operational data pipelines and delivering fully documented datasets that support data integrations. This role is pivotal in engaging with business partners to understand their data needs and in developing data engineering solutions to meet those requirements. The AVP will work closely with data platform engineers, data governance, data science, and data analytics/visualization teams to ensure the delivery of well-architected data solutions. Additionally, the role involves leading the deployment of data pipelines and ensuring their reliability, scalability, and governance. Applicants for the AVP position should have a Bachelor's degree in Math, Computer Science, or Engineering, with a strong background in ETL/ELT, APIs, Cloud, and data operations. A minimum of 7 years' experience in a data engineering role, including at least 5 years in programming (Python) and SQL, is required. Domain knowledge in actuarial, investment, and finance within the insurance or reinsurance industry is a plus. The ideal candidate will have a robust understanding of data lakes, data governance, and modern data quality techniques, as well as excellent analytical, problem-solving, and conceptual skills. Strong verbal and written communication skills are also essential for this role. Hiring Manager TitleVP, Data Solutions Engineering FunctionsData Management/Analytics
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