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Talent Management Plus, Inc.
Product Owner - Data & Analytics
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What they do
A Data Analyst develops computer programs to analyze large customer information databases for companies and organizations. Analyzes data to identify patterns and provide information relevant to a particular business, industry or field; analysis may be used for marketing, or to detect fraud in financial transactions, or for research. Develops computer programs to protect confidential customer information.
$79,826 / year median in Illinois
+13% projected growth
Job Description
The Product Owner is leadership role, responsible for the analytics ecosystem. This includes Power BI, Databricks, data modeling, data governance, data catalog and master data management practices. The role leads the BI Analysts and partners with the Data Engineering teams, sets direction, prioritizes the roadmap, contributes to IT strategy, governance, prioritization of initiatives, budget planning, and alignment to the business strategy. Responsibilities Analytics & Data Focus Areas Enterprise Analytics Strategy & Product Ownership Power BI Reporting & Visualization Standards Drive Data Governance, Data Quality & Consistency Agile Delivery, Scrum Leadership & Backlog Prioritization Cross-Functional Business Partnership & Enablement Advancing Analytics Maturity across the Enterprise Enterprise Analytics Strategy & Product Ownership Partner with FP&A, Strategy and Business Owners to advance our capabilities to support growth. Develop and own the enterprise analytics strategy, including a multi-year roadmap. Serve as product owner for analytics, prioritizing the backlog and driving adoption. Establish standards for reporting, semantic models, data definitions, and data quality. Partner with business leaders to align analytics initiatives with strategic programs. Define and manage KPIs, dashboards, and insights that support enterprise objectives. Own the quality and consistency of enterprise reporting - reports and data Lead business teams on new capabilities to advance the business Lead a Data & Analytics Steering Committee to prioritize and govern data and analytics investments to meet the enterprise goals Team Leadership & Delivery Lead, develop, and coach the BI Analyst team responsible for reporting, dashboards, UX design, and business insights. Ensure strong alignment between reporting, engineering, governance, and business stakeholders. Develop team structure, goals, and a high-performance analytics culture. Manage and build third party vendor partnerships for analytics delivery Manage and optimize the BI & Analytics budget Lead Scrum ceremonies including sprint planning, backlog refinement, standups, and retrospectives. Manage capacity planning and ensure timely delivery of analytics solutions. Drive continuous improvement in development processes, automation, testing, and documentation. Data Governance & Data Management Establish and lead the organization's data governance program. Define enterprise data standards, data quality policies, and metadata practices. Partner with business units to improve ownership of master data domains. Ensure scalable, governed data models that support enterprise-wide reporting. Improve trust, lineage, and transparency of enterprise data. Business Alignment & Industry Expertise Understand key aspects of the distribution business model including pricing, margin, inventory, and sales. Develop insights that improve growth, margin, customer experience, and operational efficiency. Act as a trusted advisor to senior leaders on analytics opportunities and impact. Leadership Behaviors & Mindset Requirements Must be able to manage a large program or project delivery from a tactical level, and provide guidance where necessary to sponsorship/leadership Must influence without authority in a highly matrixed environment. Must be able to work in an environment where things are not always clear and then be able to provide clarity Must master different communication methods and pivot quickly according to business needs.