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Lead Data Engineer at McKesson

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Leads data engineering in McKesson's Decision Intelligence team in Mississauga: identifying data sources, ensuring data quality and governance, and building scalable analytics solutions while collaborating with architects and managing multi-shore teams. Core tools are SQL, Python, R, and Power BI.

Join McKesson as a Lead Data Engineer, focusing on advanced analytics and data governance. Contribute to impactful solutions that shape healthcare through quality data insights.

The Lead Data Engineer role is pivotal in McKesson's Decision Intelligence team, driving collaboration in data exploration and analytics. Responsibilities encompass data source identification, ensuring data quality, and documentation. You will work alongside Data Architects to align business rules and strategies while delegating tasks and managing multi-shore teams.

Key Responsibilities: • Support cross-functional teams with data insights for complex problems • Collaborate with Data Engineers and Scientists for solution delivery • Manage requirements gathering and modeling criteria • Optimize business processes and document data rules • Build and maintain scalable data engineering solutions

Requirements: • Bachelor's or master's in a related field • 7+ years in data analytics, with 2 years in leadership • Proficiency in SQL, Python, and R • Familiarity with data visualization platforms like Power BI • Strong problem-solving and communication skills

Elevate healthcare data solutions at McKesson with your expertise in analytics and leadership.

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