Job Description Job Description Join the Nalley Consulting team as an All Source analyst specializing in C4ISR/MIDB/MARS in Washington, DC. All Source Analyst (C4ISR/MIDB/MARS) LCAT: Mid Location: Washington DC - JBAB Office: IPRC Required clearance: TS/SCI with CI poly; only candidates with current polygraphs conducted within the past seven years can be considered. Required Experience: At least 5 years of experience conducting relevant analysis, with at least a portion of the experience within the last 2 years. Desired Education: Bachelor's degree Description C4I and cyberspace assessments require knowledge of adversary strategy, doctrine, intent, telecommunications infrastructure (cyberspace), and capabilities including compromise of DoD networks or weapon systems, cyberattack methodologies, and vulnerabilities. Assessments require expertise across a full range of telecommunications networks and information systems to include industrial control systems, navigation aids and systems, and use of information operations. Provide on-site functional and technical intelligence support to the DIA Intelligence Integration Centers including all-source analysis with an emphasis in foreign national C4I analysis in compliance with DIA's SOPs for the C4I Functional Production Area (FPA), DIA ADO AIO, ICD 203 and 206 sourcing, analysis, and production, and DIA tradecraft standards. Assist the U.S. Government in the production of all-source intelligence pertaining to foreign national command and control (C2) and supporting command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) infrastructure, capabilities, activities and vulnerabilities. Apply a wide range of analytic skills and knowledge to assess foreign C4ISR developments and trends that include strategy, doctrine, intent, capabilities, operations, supporting services and infrastructure, and vulnerabilities. Expand current MIDB/MARS data records to reflect the world's telecommunications and C4I installations and facilities, use all source analysis to discover the infrastructure, and create corresponding records within the MIDB/MARS. Candidate should have some experience with the following intelligence analysis systems / programs: NPW (National Production Workshop) MIDB, MARS Remote View TAC (Tripwire) WISE NES ABOUT NALLEY CONSULTING Nalley Consulting is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business working with prime partners to staff Department of Defense and Intelligence Community positions. Created by a U.S. Navy intelligence veteran, Nalley Consulting has grown to include multiple IDIQ vehicles in several states. Nalley Consulting fringe benefits include: Excellent medical, dental, and vision benefits PTO 11 paid federal holidays Tuition assistance Paid military-reserve leave Paid parental leave for birth or adoption 401k matching up to 5 percent of the base salary Flex time Company-paid short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance. Powered by JazzHR yGKOQUtTiq
09/26/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Join the Nalley Consulting team as an All Source analyst specializing in C4ISR/MIDB/MARS in Washington, DC. All Source Analyst (C4ISR/MIDB/MARS) LCAT: Mid Location: Washington DC - JBAB Office: IPRC Required clearance: TS/SCI with CI poly; only candidates with current polygraphs conducted within the past seven years can be considered. Required Experience: At least 5 years of experience conducting relevant analysis, with at least a portion of the experience within the last 2 years. Desired Education: Bachelor's degree Description C4I and cyberspace assessments require knowledge of adversary strategy, doctrine, intent, telecommunications infrastructure (cyberspace), and capabilities including compromise of DoD networks or weapon systems, cyberattack methodologies, and vulnerabilities. Assessments require expertise across a full range of telecommunications networks and information systems to include industrial control systems, navigation aids and systems, and use of information operations. Provide on-site functional and technical intelligence support to the DIA Intelligence Integration Centers including all-source analysis with an emphasis in foreign national C4I analysis in compliance with DIA's SOPs for the C4I Functional Production Area (FPA), DIA ADO AIO, ICD 203 and 206 sourcing, analysis, and production, and DIA tradecraft standards. Assist the U.S. Government in the production of all-source intelligence pertaining to foreign national command and control (C2) and supporting command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) infrastructure, capabilities, activities and vulnerabilities. Apply a wide range of analytic skills and knowledge to assess foreign C4ISR developments and trends that include strategy, doctrine, intent, capabilities, operations, supporting services and infrastructure, and vulnerabilities. Expand current MIDB/MARS data records to reflect the world's telecommunications and C4I installations and facilities, use all source analysis to discover the infrastructure, and create corresponding records within the MIDB/MARS. Candidate should have some experience with the following intelligence analysis systems / programs: NPW (National Production Workshop) MIDB, MARS Remote View TAC (Tripwire) WISE NES ABOUT NALLEY CONSULTING Nalley Consulting is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business working with prime partners to staff Department of Defense and Intelligence Community positions. Created by a U.S. Navy intelligence veteran, Nalley Consulting has grown to include multiple IDIQ vehicles in several states. Nalley Consulting fringe benefits include: Excellent medical, dental, and vision benefits PTO 11 paid federal holidays Tuition assistance Paid military-reserve leave Paid parental leave for birth or adoption 401k matching up to 5 percent of the base salary Flex time Company-paid short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance. Powered by JazzHR yGKOQUtTiq
Job Description Job Description Founded in 1936, the National Wildlife Federation has grown into America's largest and most trusted grassroots conservation organization with 52 state/territorial affiliates and more than six million members and supporters, including hunters, anglers, gardeners, birders, hikers, campers, paddlers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and stripes. The mission of the National Wildlife Federation is to unite all Americans to ensure wildlife thrive in our rapidly changing world. We advance this mission through programming focused on conserving wildlife, restoring habitats and waterways, expanding outdoor opportunities, connecting children with nature, advancing environmental justice, and addressing the causes and consequences of climate change. To support our mission, we are seeking a Data & Systems Specialist to join our Data & Technology Department. This role works at the intersection of data, systems, and stakeholder support. The Data & Systems Specialist is responsible for managing, maintaining, and optimizing data and business processes for NWF's mission-critical supporter systems. This role is a vital resource for system users, developers, project managers, data analysts, and vendors. They work with stakeholders to ensure alignment with the organization's fundraising, engagement, programmatic, and operational goals. They provide user support, manage process documentation, and execute training plans to enhance user adoption and optimization. The Data & Systems Specialist plays a key role in ensuring the data hygiene, data governance, and integrity of our supporter systems. The person in this role is expected to be proactive, detail-oriented, and an effective communicator. The Data & Systems Specialist will be part of the Data & Systems team and report to the Senior Manager of System Strategy & Projects. Principle Duties (major areas of responsibility): System Administration Serve as primary administrator for the CRM database (currently Microsoft Dynamics). Configure fields, forms, views, automations, reports, dashboards, and user security permissions. Troubleshoot system issues and partner with key stakeholders to identify and deploy practical solutions. Execute system improvements and upgrades in collaboration with system users, developers, project managers, data analysts, and vendors. Create and perform quality assurance testing scripts related to functionality enhancements or bug fixes. Build queries and run reports to distribute to system stakeholders. Serve as a backup for NWF's Data Operations Manager to perform key functions when coverage is needed. User Support and Training Manage the CRM support inbox, acting as primary point of contact for CRM-related questions and feedback. Provide hands-on support to CRM users, addressing database questions, data inquiries, technical issues, and ensuring efficient and effective system utilization. Regularly meet with CRM super users and gather feedback to improve functionality and data processes. Develop and deliver optimized help documentation, training sessions, user surveys, and newsletter communications. Create and maintain documentation related to system usage, processes, and connections across systems. Data Hygiene and Data Governance Manage NWF's Data Protection inbox to resolve data privacy and data removal requests from our supporters. Monitor and manage data integrity tasks for NWF's supporter data. Conduct regular data integrity checks to identify and resolve any data issues. Perform data management tasks such as data imports, exports, appends, and merges. Research, develop, and maintain data governance policies for NWF's supporter data, ensuring compliance with applicable organization and policy standards. Collaboration and Strategy Partner with cross-functional teams and data owners (e.g. development, fundraising, legal, marketing, and operations) to align system capabilities with organizational requirements. Develop and implement strategies for improving operational efficiency, such as streamlining processes, eliminating redundancies, and elevating system capabilities. Collaborate with data owners and the Data Strategy team to ensure system configuration allows for seamless analytics and reporting. Help evaluate and adopt emerging technologies - including AI-powered tools - to enhance productivity. Qualifications: Skills and Competencies Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to troubleshoot creatively and critically think through implications beyond what is immediately apparent. Ability to manage multiple priorities while maintaining a positive outlook. Excellent communication skills. Comfortable sharing technical concepts in a way everyone can understand. Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams and stakeholders. Excellent organizational skills with strong attention to detail and accuracy. Flexibility, reliability, determination, and a sense of humor. A passion for continuous improvement and learning new technologies. Willingness to adapt to changing organizational needs and proactively seek solutions. The employee's actions are expected to reflect the values of the National Wildlife Federation. Minimum Experience 2+ years experience in an administrator role for an enterprise CRM (Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, Blackbaud CRM). 2+ years experience serving as a support contact for CRM users, technical staff, and vendors. 2+ years experience implementing data hygiene best practices, crafting data governance principles, and performing data integrity tasks. 2+ years experience conducting data imports, exports, and validation activities for enterprise systems. Preferred Experience Knowledge of nonprofit operations, including donor database management, fundraising campaigns, and program delivery. Experience with Salesforce nonprofit applications or Salesforce Administrator certification. Experience implementing system data integrations and APIs. Experience with Tableau or a similar reporting platform. Experience working with complex data sets in SQL Server. Minimum Education Requirements Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. pplicants are invited to learn more about National Wildlife Federation's required equity competencies at -Us/Careers. Travel Requirements: There may be 1-10 travel days per year to attend conferences and perform field office visits. Location and Work Mode: This position will be based in Reston, Virginia. The National Wildlife Federation is committed to a flexible and empowered work environment with an authentic community of care for all staff. In this position, the employee may work hybrid or fully remote to be decided jointly with their supervisor in the final stages of the interview process. For more information on Work Modes, please review the benefits section of our careers page: -Us/Careers Physical Requirements of the Job: Remaining in a normal seated or standing position for extended periods; reaching and grasping by extending hand(s) or arm(s); dexterity to manipulate objects with fingers, for example, using a keyboard; communication skills using the spoken word; ability to see and hear within normal parameters; ability to move about the workspace. The position requires mobility, including moving materials weighing up to several pounds (such as a laptop computer or tablet). Persons with disabilities may be able to perform the essential duties of this position with reasonable accommodation. Requests for reasonable accommodation will be evaluated on an individual basis. Please Note: This job description sets forth the job's principal duties, responsibilities, and requirements; it should not be construed as an exhaustive statement, however. Unless they begin with the word "may," the Essential Duties and Responsibilities described above are "essential functions" of the job, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Compensation and Benefits: The salary range for this position is $60,000 - $70,000, commensurate with experience. We are proud of our designation by Mogul as a Top 100 Workplace with the Best Benefits, and by Forbes as one of America's best small employers! We value work-life balance and a family-friendly atmosphere with flexible scheduling. We want you to be able to integrate work and personal life with attention to your self-care, so that your work schedule is not depleting. We offer benefits so you feel restored and fueled through the day and week. We offer these supports to help manage your mental, emotional, and physical health: Paid time off: Vacation that starts off at three weeks accrual based on a full-time schedule, unlimited wellbeing (this time can be used for physical, spiritual, emotional, cultural, religious or financial wellbeing for yourself, a partner, or family member - including pets), and 11 holidays We close down for a paid winter break between December 25 to January 1 to recognize end of-year stress, and time for reflection, rejuvenation, and spending time with family. Up to 16 weeks of fully paid Family and Medical Leave Low-cost health, dental, and vision insurance options - all outpatient mental health is covered at in-network rates Therapist available at no cost . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Founded in 1936, the National Wildlife Federation has grown into America's largest and most trusted grassroots conservation organization with 52 state/territorial affiliates and more than six million members and supporters, including hunters, anglers, gardeners, birders, hikers, campers, paddlers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and stripes. The mission of the National Wildlife Federation is to unite all Americans to ensure wildlife thrive in our rapidly changing world. We advance this mission through programming focused on conserving wildlife, restoring habitats and waterways, expanding outdoor opportunities, connecting children with nature, advancing environmental justice, and addressing the causes and consequences of climate change. To support our mission, we are seeking a Data & Systems Specialist to join our Data & Technology Department. This role works at the intersection of data, systems, and stakeholder support. The Data & Systems Specialist is responsible for managing, maintaining, and optimizing data and business processes for NWF's mission-critical supporter systems. This role is a vital resource for system users, developers, project managers, data analysts, and vendors. They work with stakeholders to ensure alignment with the organization's fundraising, engagement, programmatic, and operational goals. They provide user support, manage process documentation, and execute training plans to enhance user adoption and optimization. The Data & Systems Specialist plays a key role in ensuring the data hygiene, data governance, and integrity of our supporter systems. The person in this role is expected to be proactive, detail-oriented, and an effective communicator. The Data & Systems Specialist will be part of the Data & Systems team and report to the Senior Manager of System Strategy & Projects. Principle Duties (major areas of responsibility): System Administration Serve as primary administrator for the CRM database (currently Microsoft Dynamics). Configure fields, forms, views, automations, reports, dashboards, and user security permissions. Troubleshoot system issues and partner with key stakeholders to identify and deploy practical solutions. Execute system improvements and upgrades in collaboration with system users, developers, project managers, data analysts, and vendors. Create and perform quality assurance testing scripts related to functionality enhancements or bug fixes. Build queries and run reports to distribute to system stakeholders. Serve as a backup for NWF's Data Operations Manager to perform key functions when coverage is needed. User Support and Training Manage the CRM support inbox, acting as primary point of contact for CRM-related questions and feedback. Provide hands-on support to CRM users, addressing database questions, data inquiries, technical issues, and ensuring efficient and effective system utilization. Regularly meet with CRM super users and gather feedback to improve functionality and data processes. Develop and deliver optimized help documentation, training sessions, user surveys, and newsletter communications. Create and maintain documentation related to system usage, processes, and connections across systems. Data Hygiene and Data Governance Manage NWF's Data Protection inbox to resolve data privacy and data removal requests from our supporters. Monitor and manage data integrity tasks for NWF's supporter data. Conduct regular data integrity checks to identify and resolve any data issues. Perform data management tasks such as data imports, exports, appends, and merges. Research, develop, and maintain data governance policies for NWF's supporter data, ensuring compliance with applicable organization and policy standards. Collaboration and Strategy Partner with cross-functional teams and data owners (e.g. development, fundraising, legal, marketing, and operations) to align system capabilities with organizational requirements. Develop and implement strategies for improving operational efficiency, such as streamlining processes, eliminating redundancies, and elevating system capabilities. Collaborate with data owners and the Data Strategy team to ensure system configuration allows for seamless analytics and reporting. Help evaluate and adopt emerging technologies - including AI-powered tools - to enhance productivity. Qualifications: Skills and Competencies Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to troubleshoot creatively and critically think through implications beyond what is immediately apparent. Ability to manage multiple priorities while maintaining a positive outlook. Excellent communication skills. Comfortable sharing technical concepts in a way everyone can understand. Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams and stakeholders. Excellent organizational skills with strong attention to detail and accuracy. Flexibility, reliability, determination, and a sense of humor. A passion for continuous improvement and learning new technologies. Willingness to adapt to changing organizational needs and proactively seek solutions. The employee's actions are expected to reflect the values of the National Wildlife Federation. Minimum Experience 2+ years experience in an administrator role for an enterprise CRM (Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, Blackbaud CRM). 2+ years experience serving as a support contact for CRM users, technical staff, and vendors. 2+ years experience implementing data hygiene best practices, crafting data governance principles, and performing data integrity tasks. 2+ years experience conducting data imports, exports, and validation activities for enterprise systems. Preferred Experience Knowledge of nonprofit operations, including donor database management, fundraising campaigns, and program delivery. Experience with Salesforce nonprofit applications or Salesforce Administrator certification. Experience implementing system data integrations and APIs. Experience with Tableau or a similar reporting platform. Experience working with complex data sets in SQL Server. Minimum Education Requirements Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. pplicants are invited to learn more about National Wildlife Federation's required equity competencies at -Us/Careers. Travel Requirements: There may be 1-10 travel days per year to attend conferences and perform field office visits. Location and Work Mode: This position will be based in Reston, Virginia. The National Wildlife Federation is committed to a flexible and empowered work environment with an authentic community of care for all staff. In this position, the employee may work hybrid or fully remote to be decided jointly with their supervisor in the final stages of the interview process. For more information on Work Modes, please review the benefits section of our careers page: -Us/Careers Physical Requirements of the Job: Remaining in a normal seated or standing position for extended periods; reaching and grasping by extending hand(s) or arm(s); dexterity to manipulate objects with fingers, for example, using a keyboard; communication skills using the spoken word; ability to see and hear within normal parameters; ability to move about the workspace. The position requires mobility, including moving materials weighing up to several pounds (such as a laptop computer or tablet). Persons with disabilities may be able to perform the essential duties of this position with reasonable accommodation. Requests for reasonable accommodation will be evaluated on an individual basis. Please Note: This job description sets forth the job's principal duties, responsibilities, and requirements; it should not be construed as an exhaustive statement, however. Unless they begin with the word "may," the Essential Duties and Responsibilities described above are "essential functions" of the job, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Compensation and Benefits: The salary range for this position is $60,000 - $70,000, commensurate with experience. We are proud of our designation by Mogul as a Top 100 Workplace with the Best Benefits, and by Forbes as one of America's best small employers! We value work-life balance and a family-friendly atmosphere with flexible scheduling. We want you to be able to integrate work and personal life with attention to your self-care, so that your work schedule is not depleting. We offer benefits so you feel restored and fueled through the day and week. We offer these supports to help manage your mental, emotional, and physical health: Paid time off: Vacation that starts off at three weeks accrual based on a full-time schedule, unlimited wellbeing (this time can be used for physical, spiritual, emotional, cultural, religious or financial wellbeing for yourself, a partner, or family member - including pets), and 11 holidays We close down for a paid winter break between December 25 to January 1 to recognize end of-year stress, and time for reflection, rejuvenation, and spending time with family. Up to 16 weeks of fully paid Family and Medical Leave Low-cost health, dental, and vision insurance options - all outpatient mental health is covered at in-network rates Therapist available at no cost . click apply for full job details
Job Description Job Description Description:Media Analytics Analyst: Future Opportunities at Net Conversion Are you a data-curious individual with a passion for digital media and analytics? Do you thrive on transforming data into actionable insights that drive business growth? While we don't have an immediate opening for a Media Analytics Analyst at Net Conversion, we're always on the lookout for top talent to potentially join our award-winning team in downtown Orlando. If you're excited about the prospect of working in a data-obsessed marketing and analytics agency that values disruptive thinking and work-life balance, we encourage you to express your interest for future consideration. About Net Conversion: We're a data-obsessed marketing and analytics agency in downtown Orlando, driven by a relentless pursuit of 'more '-for our clients and ourselves. Our people are our differentiator, fostering a unique, award-winning culture (10+ times 'Best Place to Work') that champions disruptive thinking and work-life balance. We're not corporate-we're better, and hopefully, you'll learn why! As a Media Analytics Analyst, you would typically: Proactively monitor partner campaign performance and make necessary optimizations with minimal managerial oversight Maintain accurate partner-facing and internal detailed reporting for optimization, utilizing Looker Studio for visualization While data aggregation and automation is available for dashboarding, regular work within platforms like Google Ads, BingAds, Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics, Meta is required for reporting and optimization purposes Understanding of digital media strategy, tactics and platforms is essential Experience in data management (Excel, Gsheets) and DataStudio is expected, or similar data management or visualization platform knowledge (Tableau, Looker, Excel) Additional data management/SQL experience is a plus Regularly check-in with partners and partner calls to act as an extension of their team and trusted partner Work in conjunction with other Analysts and Marketing team to improve partner performance Oversee partners' budgets to ensure campaign spend is within the targeted range while maintaining performance goals Emphasis on maintaining partner data collection, aggregation, and reporting Adhoc partner analysis as needed, including root cause/deep dive analysis, insights, and providing recommendations as part of ongoing optimization efforts As necessary, liaise with partners to share information in order to drive and support a successful campaign Additional Responsibilities may include: Create and prioritize work tasks utilizing project management systems Maintain healthy partner relations and attend meetings as requested Provide support to co-workers with partner workload Assist in maintain and improvement internal processes Requirements: We're looking for candidates who typically have: 1-2 years experience with digital media, business intelligence, and/or web analytics to grow as a member of a results-driven team, learning and leveraging media optimization and data analysis to achieve partner goals Ideal candidate enjoys problem solving, is data curious, a power user in spreadsheets (Excel/Google sheets), enjoys data visualization, and can jump into any data platform with minimal oversight Should have a working knowledge and understanding of a combination (2-3) of the below platforms or technologies: Reporting/analysis of online marketing channels (Meta, DCM, Google Ads, etc.) Reporting/segmentation within either Adobe Analytics or Google Analytics Experience with BI/report platforms like PowerBI, Tableau, Domo, Datorama, Google Cloud, DataStudio Experience in platform implementation/tagging (jQuery/JavaScript) through GTM, DTM or Launch, with exposure to A/B testing, metadata/taxonomy and tracking standards Role will support teams working in any of the above platforms Excellent verbal and written communication skills Extremely organized with great attention to detail Excellent ability to analyze information and think systematically Strong business analysis skills Thorough understanding of the company's business processes and the industry at large EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE: 1-2 years relevant experience Bachelor's degree in Business, Management, Economics, Accounting, Finance, or Computer and Information Science required; Masters degree preferred. If this sounds like you, we encourage you to submit your information for future consideration. We look forward to potentially connecting with you! What does Net Conversion have to offer?! Competitive Salary Paid medical at the base tier for the employee only All the standard medical, dental, vision options Unlimited PTO 60% STD at no cost to the employee 7 weeks Paid Parental leave after 1 years of service Supplemental product options such as critical illness, cancer, hospital, life, and more 4% 401k Match Hybrid work from schedule for those employees in our Orlando or Charlotte office Wellness Initiatives Summer Fridays (office closes at 2pm) Pet Benefits 3 & 5 year anniversary milestone gifts Net Conversion does not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, transgender status, sexual stereotypes, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics. Net Conversion is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities in our recruiting process. If you need any assistance or accommodations due to a disability, please let us know at .
09/26/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Description:Media Analytics Analyst: Future Opportunities at Net Conversion Are you a data-curious individual with a passion for digital media and analytics? Do you thrive on transforming data into actionable insights that drive business growth? While we don't have an immediate opening for a Media Analytics Analyst at Net Conversion, we're always on the lookout for top talent to potentially join our award-winning team in downtown Orlando. If you're excited about the prospect of working in a data-obsessed marketing and analytics agency that values disruptive thinking and work-life balance, we encourage you to express your interest for future consideration. About Net Conversion: We're a data-obsessed marketing and analytics agency in downtown Orlando, driven by a relentless pursuit of 'more '-for our clients and ourselves. Our people are our differentiator, fostering a unique, award-winning culture (10+ times 'Best Place to Work') that champions disruptive thinking and work-life balance. We're not corporate-we're better, and hopefully, you'll learn why! As a Media Analytics Analyst, you would typically: Proactively monitor partner campaign performance and make necessary optimizations with minimal managerial oversight Maintain accurate partner-facing and internal detailed reporting for optimization, utilizing Looker Studio for visualization While data aggregation and automation is available for dashboarding, regular work within platforms like Google Ads, BingAds, Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics, Meta is required for reporting and optimization purposes Understanding of digital media strategy, tactics and platforms is essential Experience in data management (Excel, Gsheets) and DataStudio is expected, or similar data management or visualization platform knowledge (Tableau, Looker, Excel) Additional data management/SQL experience is a plus Regularly check-in with partners and partner calls to act as an extension of their team and trusted partner Work in conjunction with other Analysts and Marketing team to improve partner performance Oversee partners' budgets to ensure campaign spend is within the targeted range while maintaining performance goals Emphasis on maintaining partner data collection, aggregation, and reporting Adhoc partner analysis as needed, including root cause/deep dive analysis, insights, and providing recommendations as part of ongoing optimization efforts As necessary, liaise with partners to share information in order to drive and support a successful campaign Additional Responsibilities may include: Create and prioritize work tasks utilizing project management systems Maintain healthy partner relations and attend meetings as requested Provide support to co-workers with partner workload Assist in maintain and improvement internal processes Requirements: We're looking for candidates who typically have: 1-2 years experience with digital media, business intelligence, and/or web analytics to grow as a member of a results-driven team, learning and leveraging media optimization and data analysis to achieve partner goals Ideal candidate enjoys problem solving, is data curious, a power user in spreadsheets (Excel/Google sheets), enjoys data visualization, and can jump into any data platform with minimal oversight Should have a working knowledge and understanding of a combination (2-3) of the below platforms or technologies: Reporting/analysis of online marketing channels (Meta, DCM, Google Ads, etc.) Reporting/segmentation within either Adobe Analytics or Google Analytics Experience with BI/report platforms like PowerBI, Tableau, Domo, Datorama, Google Cloud, DataStudio Experience in platform implementation/tagging (jQuery/JavaScript) through GTM, DTM or Launch, with exposure to A/B testing, metadata/taxonomy and tracking standards Role will support teams working in any of the above platforms Excellent verbal and written communication skills Extremely organized with great attention to detail Excellent ability to analyze information and think systematically Strong business analysis skills Thorough understanding of the company's business processes and the industry at large EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE: 1-2 years relevant experience Bachelor's degree in Business, Management, Economics, Accounting, Finance, or Computer and Information Science required; Masters degree preferred. If this sounds like you, we encourage you to submit your information for future consideration. We look forward to potentially connecting with you! What does Net Conversion have to offer?! Competitive Salary Paid medical at the base tier for the employee only All the standard medical, dental, vision options Unlimited PTO 60% STD at no cost to the employee 7 weeks Paid Parental leave after 1 years of service Supplemental product options such as critical illness, cancer, hospital, life, and more 4% 401k Match Hybrid work from schedule for those employees in our Orlando or Charlotte office Wellness Initiatives Summer Fridays (office closes at 2pm) Pet Benefits 3 & 5 year anniversary milestone gifts Net Conversion does not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, transgender status, sexual stereotypes, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics. Net Conversion is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities in our recruiting process. If you need any assistance or accommodations due to a disability, please let us know at .
Job Description Job Description Shape the future of Search. About BrightEdge BrightEdge is a leading enterprise SEO and content performance platform that helps companies understand how their digital content drives real business results. Founded in 2007, we're trusted by thousands of organizations across more than 80 countries, including brands like Microsoft and Visa. Our platform combines powerful data and AI-driven insights allowing our customers to plan, optimize, and measure campaigns based on real-time content performance. What sets BrightEdge apart are our people. With 400+ global employees across 7 offices, we foster a collaborative, curious, and supportive environment where smart ideas are encouraged and impact is visible. If you enjoy solving meaningful problems, learning new things, and working alongside talented teammates while helping shape the future of digital marketing, BrightEdge is a great place to build your career. About the Role BrightEdge is growing, and we are looking for a sharp, problem-solving Senior Analyst of Revenue Operations who knows "what good looks like" and is eager to help optimize and scale our go-to-market engine. This role is ideal for someone with a background in management consulting, strategy & operations, or business operations who wants to bring their analytical rigor, process-mapping skills, and executive communication to a high-growth SaaS organization. Reporting directly to the Director of Revenue Operations, you will have a front-row seat to revenue strategy, partnering closely with Sales Leadership and C-suite executives. As a core individual contributor, you will evaluate current operational workflows, pinpoint bottlenecks, and drive tangible improvements-with a particular focus on enhancing and redesigning our Salesforce (SFDC) ecosystem, streamlining Deal Desk governance, and establishing scalable sales processes. Over time, this role offers a clear trajectory for career growth and leadership as the RevOps function expands. How You'll Spend Your Time Executive Presentation & Stakeholder Partnership: Partner directly with Sales and Customer Success Leadership and executive stakeholders, translating complex operational data and workflow challenges into clear recommendations and actionable roadmaps. Proactively surface your findings and help drive revenue growth. Bookings & Retention Forecasting: Own bookings, upsell and renewal (CRR) forecasting end to end - rebuilding the underlying models and delivering the forecast as a standing, systematized report on a published cadence that Finance and executive leadership rely on directly. Process Discovery & Optimization: Apply a structured, consulting-style approach to audit current-state sales workflows, identify inefficiencies, and design future-state operational frameworks that improve sales velocity and consistency. Salesforce Enhancement & Redesign: Partner closely with our Salesforce administrator to drive improvements to our Service Cloud environment - defining and prioritizing changes to data architecture, automated workflows, and the reports and dashboards leadership depends on, then carrying them through to delivery and adoption. Deal Desk Workflows & Governance: Support and optimize day-to-day Deal Desk operations in tandem with the Deal Desk Manager, refining approval matrices, standardizing discount guidelines, and accelerating the quote-to-close cycle. End-to-End Project Management: Own operational projects from scoping and stakeholder alignment through implementation, documentation, and change management enablement. Month End Close: Owns the operational reporting process and documents and works with finance and compensation teams to execute month end accurately and on time. We're Excited About You If You Have 2+ years of experience in management consulting, strategy & operations, or business/revenue/sales operations, with a demonstrated track record of analyzing business processes and delivering measurable improvements. Proven ability to break down complex business problems, map operational workflows, and design pragmatic, scalable solutions. Exceptional written, verbal, and visual presentation skills; comfortable presenting findings, frameworks, and recommendations to senior leaders. Strong quantitative analysis skills across Excel/Google Sheets, Salesforce reports and dashboards, AI tools, and/or modern BI platforms - including the ability to build and maintain working forecast models for renewals, upsell and bookings. Strong Salesforce Acumen: Practical experience or strong foundational knowledge of Salesforce administration, objects, fields, and automation. Salesforce certifications or experience with SFDC redesigns are a strong plus. Project Management Rigor: Strong organizational habits with the ability to manage multiple workstreams, drive cross-functional alignment, and see initiatives through to completion. Industry Background: Prior experience in or exposure to SaaS/technology is a plus but not required for candidates with strong consulting fundamentals. Bachelor's degree is required in Business, Finance, Economics, Engineering, Information Systems, or any related field. Ability to work on-site at least 4 days a week in our Chicago, IL office. Benefits! Motivating, high-impact work that builds your career Medical, dental, and vision insurance with multiple package options 15-23 days PTO depending on tenure plus 10 paid holidays Pet insurance to keep your fur family happy and healthy Pre-tax commuter benefit plan and company contribution to help reduce parking/public transit costs No or low cost therapy and professional coaching sessions through Spring Health 4-6 weeks fully paid parental leave Quarterly office outings: Baseball games, boats, and more! Actual compensation will depend on your skills, experience, and other job-related factors. How we work BrightEdge is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected status. If you're excited about this role but don't meet every qualification, we encourage you to apply. Imposter syndrome can hold great candidates back, and we believe potential and willingness to learn matter just as much as checking every box. We value diverse perspectives, experiences, and ways of thinking, and we're committed to building a team where everyone feels they belong and can do their best work.
09/26/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Shape the future of Search. About BrightEdge BrightEdge is a leading enterprise SEO and content performance platform that helps companies understand how their digital content drives real business results. Founded in 2007, we're trusted by thousands of organizations across more than 80 countries, including brands like Microsoft and Visa. Our platform combines powerful data and AI-driven insights allowing our customers to plan, optimize, and measure campaigns based on real-time content performance. What sets BrightEdge apart are our people. With 400+ global employees across 7 offices, we foster a collaborative, curious, and supportive environment where smart ideas are encouraged and impact is visible. If you enjoy solving meaningful problems, learning new things, and working alongside talented teammates while helping shape the future of digital marketing, BrightEdge is a great place to build your career. About the Role BrightEdge is growing, and we are looking for a sharp, problem-solving Senior Analyst of Revenue Operations who knows "what good looks like" and is eager to help optimize and scale our go-to-market engine. This role is ideal for someone with a background in management consulting, strategy & operations, or business operations who wants to bring their analytical rigor, process-mapping skills, and executive communication to a high-growth SaaS organization. Reporting directly to the Director of Revenue Operations, you will have a front-row seat to revenue strategy, partnering closely with Sales Leadership and C-suite executives. As a core individual contributor, you will evaluate current operational workflows, pinpoint bottlenecks, and drive tangible improvements-with a particular focus on enhancing and redesigning our Salesforce (SFDC) ecosystem, streamlining Deal Desk governance, and establishing scalable sales processes. Over time, this role offers a clear trajectory for career growth and leadership as the RevOps function expands. How You'll Spend Your Time Executive Presentation & Stakeholder Partnership: Partner directly with Sales and Customer Success Leadership and executive stakeholders, translating complex operational data and workflow challenges into clear recommendations and actionable roadmaps. Proactively surface your findings and help drive revenue growth. Bookings & Retention Forecasting: Own bookings, upsell and renewal (CRR) forecasting end to end - rebuilding the underlying models and delivering the forecast as a standing, systematized report on a published cadence that Finance and executive leadership rely on directly. Process Discovery & Optimization: Apply a structured, consulting-style approach to audit current-state sales workflows, identify inefficiencies, and design future-state operational frameworks that improve sales velocity and consistency. Salesforce Enhancement & Redesign: Partner closely with our Salesforce administrator to drive improvements to our Service Cloud environment - defining and prioritizing changes to data architecture, automated workflows, and the reports and dashboards leadership depends on, then carrying them through to delivery and adoption. Deal Desk Workflows & Governance: Support and optimize day-to-day Deal Desk operations in tandem with the Deal Desk Manager, refining approval matrices, standardizing discount guidelines, and accelerating the quote-to-close cycle. End-to-End Project Management: Own operational projects from scoping and stakeholder alignment through implementation, documentation, and change management enablement. Month End Close: Owns the operational reporting process and documents and works with finance and compensation teams to execute month end accurately and on time. We're Excited About You If You Have 2+ years of experience in management consulting, strategy & operations, or business/revenue/sales operations, with a demonstrated track record of analyzing business processes and delivering measurable improvements. Proven ability to break down complex business problems, map operational workflows, and design pragmatic, scalable solutions. Exceptional written, verbal, and visual presentation skills; comfortable presenting findings, frameworks, and recommendations to senior leaders. Strong quantitative analysis skills across Excel/Google Sheets, Salesforce reports and dashboards, AI tools, and/or modern BI platforms - including the ability to build and maintain working forecast models for renewals, upsell and bookings. Strong Salesforce Acumen: Practical experience or strong foundational knowledge of Salesforce administration, objects, fields, and automation. Salesforce certifications or experience with SFDC redesigns are a strong plus. Project Management Rigor: Strong organizational habits with the ability to manage multiple workstreams, drive cross-functional alignment, and see initiatives through to completion. Industry Background: Prior experience in or exposure to SaaS/technology is a plus but not required for candidates with strong consulting fundamentals. Bachelor's degree is required in Business, Finance, Economics, Engineering, Information Systems, or any related field. Ability to work on-site at least 4 days a week in our Chicago, IL office. Benefits! Motivating, high-impact work that builds your career Medical, dental, and vision insurance with multiple package options 15-23 days PTO depending on tenure plus 10 paid holidays Pet insurance to keep your fur family happy and healthy Pre-tax commuter benefit plan and company contribution to help reduce parking/public transit costs No or low cost therapy and professional coaching sessions through Spring Health 4-6 weeks fully paid parental leave Quarterly office outings: Baseball games, boats, and more! Actual compensation will depend on your skills, experience, and other job-related factors. How we work BrightEdge is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected status. If you're excited about this role but don't meet every qualification, we encourage you to apply. Imposter syndrome can hold great candidates back, and we believe potential and willingness to learn matter just as much as checking every box. We value diverse perspectives, experiences, and ways of thinking, and we're committed to building a team where everyone feels they belong and can do their best work.
Job Description Job Description Overview We are seeking a CSfC Senior Network Engineer to join our team supporting Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) in Honolulu, HI. TekSynap is a fast growing high-tech company that understands both the pace of technology today and the need to have a comprehensive well planned information management environment. "Technology moving at the speed of thought" embodies these principles - the need to nimbly utilize the best that information technology offers to meet the business needs of our Federal Government customers. We offer our full-time employees a competitive benefits package to include health, dental, vision, 401K, life insurance, short-term and long-term disability plans, vacation time and holidays. Visit us at . Apply now to explore jobs with us! The safety and health of our employees is of the utmost importance. Employees are required to comply with any vaccination requirements mandated by contract, applicable law or regulation. By applying to a role at TekSynap you are providing consent to receive text messages regarding your interview and employment status. If at any time you would like to opt out of text messaging, respond "STOP". As part of the application process, you agree that TekSynap Corporation may retain and use your name, e-mail, and contact information for purposes related to employment consideration. Responsibilities RESPONSIBILITIES Assists the PM in the day-to-day management of leading Network Engineers. Must have an in-depth understanding of advanced networking O&M Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) concepts and processes and experience applying these with little to no guidance. Must be able to provide guidance to others. Must be able to perform successfully in complex, unstructured situations. Must be proficient in multivendor networking environments in configuring firewalls, Intrusion Prevention/Detection systems, VPN gateways, routers, and switches (Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, Cisco ASA, etc.) Be able to develop and modify system scripts. Write standardized system documentation, including configuration guides, test procedures, test results, and training materials. Provide onsite training to technical and non-technical users on the daily use, management, and troubleshooting of the solution after installation. Support all Cross-Domain solution requirements Collaborate with other operations departments to design approved infrastructure Serve as the escalation contact during large outages for Tier 2 and 3 systems. Author network Engineering Design Packages to include detailed implementation project plans and procedures. Configures network, software, and hardware components to meet NSA CSfC, NIAP, and DoD requirements Performs network design and systems integration Designs, develops, implements, tests, and maintains complex secure communications networks Configuring/managing PKI Certificate Authorities for CSfC solutions Familiarity with Certificate Authority configuration (ISC CertAgent/MS Windows Server/Red Hat Certificate systems) Document configuration, test procedure, results, and training materials Preparing test reports and configuration documentation according to customer standards. Providing customer on-site training on solution daily use, management, and troubleshooting Provide tier 2 and 3 support as part of a technical team. Identify and recommend hardware and support solutions based on research and analysis of new technologies, interfacing with customers and vendors. Enhance department and organization reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to the company. Apply DoD STIGs and IAVAs Perform special projects and other duties as assigned. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Top Secret OR Higher OR Secret Clearance level with completed T5 investigation Active Professional Network certification (CCNP-Security, CCNA, HPE Aruba Networking Certified Professional - Switching, etc.) Must have experience with one or more networking vendors: Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, etc. One of the following DoD8140 Certifications : SecurityX/CASP+ CCNA CCNP Security CCSP (Certified Cloud Security Professional) GCED (GIAC Certified Enterprise Defender) GCIA (GIAC Certified Intrusion Analyst) GCLD (GIAC Cloud Security Essentials) GDSA (GIAC Defensible Security Architecture) GFACT (GIAC Foundational Cybersecurity Technologies) 10 or more years of experience in engineering MA/MS= 10 years; BS=12 years Qualifications WORK ENVIRONMENT AND PHYSICAL DEMANDS The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of the job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Location: Honolulu, HI Type of environment: Office Noise level: Low Work schedule: CONUS Schedule is day shift Monday - Friday. May be requested to work evenings and weekends to meet program and contract needs. Amount of Travel: Less than 20% PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to use hands to handle, feel, touch; reach with hands and arms; talk and hear. The employee is regularly required to stand; walk; sit; climb or balance; and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. The employee is regularly required to lift up to 10 pounds. The employee is frequently required to lift up to 25 pounds; and up to 50 pounds. The vision requirements include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. WORK AUTHORIZATION/SECURITY CLEARANCE United States Citizenship Top Secret Clearance requirement WAGE INFORMATION Target salary range: $133,000.00 - $165,000.00. The salary range displayed is an estimate only and is not a guarantee of compensation or salary, and will be determined on several factors regarding the individual's particular combination of education, knowledge, skills, competencies and experience, as well as contract parameters and organizational requirements. The displayed salary is one component of the total compensation package for employees. OTHER INFORMATION Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. TekSynap is a drug-free workplace. We reserve the right to conduct drug testing in accordance with federal, state, and local laws. All employees and candidates may be subject to drug screening if deemed necessary to ensure a safe and compliant working environment. Many positions require specific certifications and/or the ability to obtain a security clearance. Security clearances may only be granted to U.S. citizens. Applicants who accept an offer of employment may be subject to investigations performed by TekSynap and/or the Government to verify the candidate meets the required qualifications and other eligibility requirements. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY In order to provide equal employment and advancement opportunities to all individuals, employment decisions will be based on merit, qualifications, and abilities. TekSynap does not discriminate against any person because of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by law (referred to as "protected status"). This nondiscrimination policy extends to all terms, conditions, and privileges of employment as well as the use of all company facilities, participation in all company-sponsored activities, and all employment actions such as promotions, compensation, benefits, and termination of employment.
09/26/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Overview We are seeking a CSfC Senior Network Engineer to join our team supporting Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) in Honolulu, HI. TekSynap is a fast growing high-tech company that understands both the pace of technology today and the need to have a comprehensive well planned information management environment. "Technology moving at the speed of thought" embodies these principles - the need to nimbly utilize the best that information technology offers to meet the business needs of our Federal Government customers. We offer our full-time employees a competitive benefits package to include health, dental, vision, 401K, life insurance, short-term and long-term disability plans, vacation time and holidays. Visit us at . Apply now to explore jobs with us! The safety and health of our employees is of the utmost importance. Employees are required to comply with any vaccination requirements mandated by contract, applicable law or regulation. By applying to a role at TekSynap you are providing consent to receive text messages regarding your interview and employment status. If at any time you would like to opt out of text messaging, respond "STOP". As part of the application process, you agree that TekSynap Corporation may retain and use your name, e-mail, and contact information for purposes related to employment consideration. Responsibilities RESPONSIBILITIES Assists the PM in the day-to-day management of leading Network Engineers. Must have an in-depth understanding of advanced networking O&M Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) concepts and processes and experience applying these with little to no guidance. Must be able to provide guidance to others. Must be able to perform successfully in complex, unstructured situations. Must be proficient in multivendor networking environments in configuring firewalls, Intrusion Prevention/Detection systems, VPN gateways, routers, and switches (Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, Cisco ASA, etc.) Be able to develop and modify system scripts. Write standardized system documentation, including configuration guides, test procedures, test results, and training materials. Provide onsite training to technical and non-technical users on the daily use, management, and troubleshooting of the solution after installation. Support all Cross-Domain solution requirements Collaborate with other operations departments to design approved infrastructure Serve as the escalation contact during large outages for Tier 2 and 3 systems. Author network Engineering Design Packages to include detailed implementation project plans and procedures. Configures network, software, and hardware components to meet NSA CSfC, NIAP, and DoD requirements Performs network design and systems integration Designs, develops, implements, tests, and maintains complex secure communications networks Configuring/managing PKI Certificate Authorities for CSfC solutions Familiarity with Certificate Authority configuration (ISC CertAgent/MS Windows Server/Red Hat Certificate systems) Document configuration, test procedure, results, and training materials Preparing test reports and configuration documentation according to customer standards. Providing customer on-site training on solution daily use, management, and troubleshooting Provide tier 2 and 3 support as part of a technical team. Identify and recommend hardware and support solutions based on research and analysis of new technologies, interfacing with customers and vendors. Enhance department and organization reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to the company. Apply DoD STIGs and IAVAs Perform special projects and other duties as assigned. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Top Secret OR Higher OR Secret Clearance level with completed T5 investigation Active Professional Network certification (CCNP-Security, CCNA, HPE Aruba Networking Certified Professional - Switching, etc.) Must have experience with one or more networking vendors: Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, etc. One of the following DoD8140 Certifications : SecurityX/CASP+ CCNA CCNP Security CCSP (Certified Cloud Security Professional) GCED (GIAC Certified Enterprise Defender) GCIA (GIAC Certified Intrusion Analyst) GCLD (GIAC Cloud Security Essentials) GDSA (GIAC Defensible Security Architecture) GFACT (GIAC Foundational Cybersecurity Technologies) 10 or more years of experience in engineering MA/MS= 10 years; BS=12 years Qualifications WORK ENVIRONMENT AND PHYSICAL DEMANDS The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of the job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Location: Honolulu, HI Type of environment: Office Noise level: Low Work schedule: CONUS Schedule is day shift Monday - Friday. May be requested to work evenings and weekends to meet program and contract needs. Amount of Travel: Less than 20% PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to use hands to handle, feel, touch; reach with hands and arms; talk and hear. The employee is regularly required to stand; walk; sit; climb or balance; and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. The employee is regularly required to lift up to 10 pounds. The employee is frequently required to lift up to 25 pounds; and up to 50 pounds. The vision requirements include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. WORK AUTHORIZATION/SECURITY CLEARANCE United States Citizenship Top Secret Clearance requirement WAGE INFORMATION Target salary range: $133,000.00 - $165,000.00. The salary range displayed is an estimate only and is not a guarantee of compensation or salary, and will be determined on several factors regarding the individual's particular combination of education, knowledge, skills, competencies and experience, as well as contract parameters and organizational requirements. The displayed salary is one component of the total compensation package for employees. OTHER INFORMATION Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. TekSynap is a drug-free workplace. We reserve the right to conduct drug testing in accordance with federal, state, and local laws. All employees and candidates may be subject to drug screening if deemed necessary to ensure a safe and compliant working environment. Many positions require specific certifications and/or the ability to obtain a security clearance. Security clearances may only be granted to U.S. citizens. Applicants who accept an offer of employment may be subject to investigations performed by TekSynap and/or the Government to verify the candidate meets the required qualifications and other eligibility requirements. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY In order to provide equal employment and advancement opportunities to all individuals, employment decisions will be based on merit, qualifications, and abilities. TekSynap does not discriminate against any person because of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by law (referred to as "protected status"). This nondiscrimination policy extends to all terms, conditions, and privileges of employment as well as the use of all company facilities, participation in all company-sponsored activities, and all employment actions such as promotions, compensation, benefits, and termination of employment.
Job Description Job Description Summary The Data Center Operations (DCO) role is to provide support for over 3,000 end-users at the Brooklyn Hospital center including remote site. The Data Center Operations is primarily responsible for backend related functions (e.g. network and servers) serving as the point of contact for the Service Desk Analyst (SDA) team, Telecommunication Voice (TELV) team, and other various IT related teams in backend related issues and escalation. While primarily working on backend system, the DCO roles support the SDA and TELV teams during IT projects that other ongoing problems. Reports & Manager: Sr. Manager, Datacenter and Network Operations Primary Responsibilities • Incident ownership from start to the resolution of issues assigned to the Data Center Operations queue following the hospitals Service Level Agreements (SLA) and ITIL procedures established, including, but not limited to working on the issues end to end, documenting the issue fully from the initial troubleshooting steps to the final resolution, creating and/or modifying knowledge base articles that will speed up resolution for future incidents, working with 3rd parties/vendor support to solve issues, and follow all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Server administration tasks to include, but not limited to, troubleshooting server issues, permission issues, application issues, database issues, building, testing, modifying, decommissioning, scoping, and working with 3rd party vendors with servers located on The Brooklyn Hospital Data Center. As the escalation point the DCO will own the case until a resolution is found including document the issue for future issues, and following all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Network administration tasks include, but not limited to, load balancers, switch operations, router operations, servers operations (e.g. Cisco UCS Operations and other types of servers) using only authorized tools and applications/services to solve network related issues, and following all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Participate in The Brooklyn Hospital Center Information department related projects in addition to other duties that they may be assigned in accordance with The Brooklyn Hospital Information department guidelines alone and/or as part of a team, and following all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Supporting the Service Desk Analyst Team, Telecommunications Voice Team, and other IT-based teams for backend related issues from their own Incident queue that gets escalated from normal standard operating procedures. Minimum Job Requirements • Ability to work independently and/or as a team. • Demonstrates the ability to troubleshoot using ITIL methodology and also out-of-the-box thinking. • Advanced knowledge of the operating systems of Windows 10, Windows 11, Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, and/or Mac OSX. • Advanced Knowledge of Windows Server 2012/2016/2019 with a focus on Windows Active Directory, Ubuntu Linux OS (nice to have). • Working knowledge of Cisco Networking Equipment, including, but not limited to Cisco Catalyst and Nexus switches, Cisco software solutions of Cisco Prime, Cisco Stealth watch, Cisco ISE, and/or Cisco AMP or equivalent software. • Ability to understand VMware related products and/or Citrix related produces and/or Microsoft related productions that are both end user based and server-based solutions or hardware. • Ability to learn new systems independently and/or part of training sessions and/or part of knowledge base articles provided by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology Department. • ServiceNow platform or equivalent ITIL ticketing system use. • Remote Support Tools including by not limited to Bomgar, WebEx, and other equivalent tools that are authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Understanding of Cisco IP VoIP systems or equivalent IP VoIP based systems • Basic creation knowledge of PowerShell and batch file scripting • Excellent writing and oral skills in English. • Ability to demonstrate, Adheres to, and promotes The Brooklyn Hospital Center's Service Excellence Standards • Exerting up to 100lbs of force semi-occasionally, and/or in excess of 50lbs frequently, and/or in excess of 20lbs of force constantly to move objects with reasonable accommodations. • Valid driver's license in order to travel to potential remote locations as part of the Brooklyn Hospital network or the ability to travel using public transit system • To be ability to work a standard shift, weekend, night time work, and/or irregular hour shifts for projects and other functions that might not happen during normal business hours. • Expected to respond to network and server related incidents at night time on a rotating schedule with other members as the escalations point of contact. Education • Bachelor's degree in an IT-related field or higher degree, and/or • Combination of relevant work experience (see below) and Certifications (see below) Work Experience • Minimum of five (5) years of relevant/equivalent work experience Certifications • CCNA or higher, either valid or within 2 years of it being expired, and/or • VMware/Citrix (Server or End User Management track), either valid or wishing 3 years of it being expired Special Notes • Ability to pass a compressive employment verification, background investigation, and medical tests, as designed by the Brooklyn Hospital Human Resources department prior to starting. • The offer letter is given to prospective employees, and then once the or above checks out with Human resources, employees are expected to start right away. Potential Exposers • Exposure to Hazardous Materials such as - wastes, dusts, gases, fumes, cold environments. Company Description The Brooklyn Hospital Center provides access to quality health care. TBHC is committed to service excellence and superior patient experience. Company Description The Brooklyn Hospital Center provides access to quality health care. TBHC is committed to service excellence and superior patient experience.
09/26/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Summary The Data Center Operations (DCO) role is to provide support for over 3,000 end-users at the Brooklyn Hospital center including remote site. The Data Center Operations is primarily responsible for backend related functions (e.g. network and servers) serving as the point of contact for the Service Desk Analyst (SDA) team, Telecommunication Voice (TELV) team, and other various IT related teams in backend related issues and escalation. While primarily working on backend system, the DCO roles support the SDA and TELV teams during IT projects that other ongoing problems. Reports & Manager: Sr. Manager, Datacenter and Network Operations Primary Responsibilities • Incident ownership from start to the resolution of issues assigned to the Data Center Operations queue following the hospitals Service Level Agreements (SLA) and ITIL procedures established, including, but not limited to working on the issues end to end, documenting the issue fully from the initial troubleshooting steps to the final resolution, creating and/or modifying knowledge base articles that will speed up resolution for future incidents, working with 3rd parties/vendor support to solve issues, and follow all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Server administration tasks to include, but not limited to, troubleshooting server issues, permission issues, application issues, database issues, building, testing, modifying, decommissioning, scoping, and working with 3rd party vendors with servers located on The Brooklyn Hospital Data Center. As the escalation point the DCO will own the case until a resolution is found including document the issue for future issues, and following all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Network administration tasks include, but not limited to, load balancers, switch operations, router operations, servers operations (e.g. Cisco UCS Operations and other types of servers) using only authorized tools and applications/services to solve network related issues, and following all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Participate in The Brooklyn Hospital Center Information department related projects in addition to other duties that they may be assigned in accordance with The Brooklyn Hospital Information department guidelines alone and/or as part of a team, and following all other additional procedures authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Supporting the Service Desk Analyst Team, Telecommunications Voice Team, and other IT-based teams for backend related issues from their own Incident queue that gets escalated from normal standard operating procedures. Minimum Job Requirements • Ability to work independently and/or as a team. • Demonstrates the ability to troubleshoot using ITIL methodology and also out-of-the-box thinking. • Advanced knowledge of the operating systems of Windows 10, Windows 11, Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, and/or Mac OSX. • Advanced Knowledge of Windows Server 2012/2016/2019 with a focus on Windows Active Directory, Ubuntu Linux OS (nice to have). • Working knowledge of Cisco Networking Equipment, including, but not limited to Cisco Catalyst and Nexus switches, Cisco software solutions of Cisco Prime, Cisco Stealth watch, Cisco ISE, and/or Cisco AMP or equivalent software. • Ability to understand VMware related products and/or Citrix related produces and/or Microsoft related productions that are both end user based and server-based solutions or hardware. • Ability to learn new systems independently and/or part of training sessions and/or part of knowledge base articles provided by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology Department. • ServiceNow platform or equivalent ITIL ticketing system use. • Remote Support Tools including by not limited to Bomgar, WebEx, and other equivalent tools that are authorized by the Brooklyn Hospital Information Technology department. • Understanding of Cisco IP VoIP systems or equivalent IP VoIP based systems • Basic creation knowledge of PowerShell and batch file scripting • Excellent writing and oral skills in English. • Ability to demonstrate, Adheres to, and promotes The Brooklyn Hospital Center's Service Excellence Standards • Exerting up to 100lbs of force semi-occasionally, and/or in excess of 50lbs frequently, and/or in excess of 20lbs of force constantly to move objects with reasonable accommodations. • Valid driver's license in order to travel to potential remote locations as part of the Brooklyn Hospital network or the ability to travel using public transit system • To be ability to work a standard shift, weekend, night time work, and/or irregular hour shifts for projects and other functions that might not happen during normal business hours. • Expected to respond to network and server related incidents at night time on a rotating schedule with other members as the escalations point of contact. Education • Bachelor's degree in an IT-related field or higher degree, and/or • Combination of relevant work experience (see below) and Certifications (see below) Work Experience • Minimum of five (5) years of relevant/equivalent work experience Certifications • CCNA or higher, either valid or within 2 years of it being expired, and/or • VMware/Citrix (Server or End User Management track), either valid or wishing 3 years of it being expired Special Notes • Ability to pass a compressive employment verification, background investigation, and medical tests, as designed by the Brooklyn Hospital Human Resources department prior to starting. • The offer letter is given to prospective employees, and then once the or above checks out with Human resources, employees are expected to start right away. Potential Exposers • Exposure to Hazardous Materials such as - wastes, dusts, gases, fumes, cold environments. Company Description The Brooklyn Hospital Center provides access to quality health care. TBHC is committed to service excellence and superior patient experience. Company Description The Brooklyn Hospital Center provides access to quality health care. TBHC is committed to service excellence and superior patient experience.
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
09/26/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. Data modeling and design: . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details
09/25/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details
09/25/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details
09/25/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details
09/25/2026
Full time
McKesson is an impact-driven, Fortune 10 company that touches virtually every aspect of healthcare. We are known for delivering insights, products, and services that make quality care more accessible and affordable. Here, we focus on the health, happiness, and well-being of you and those we serve - we care. What you do at McKesson matters. We foster a culture where you can grow, make an impact, and are empowered to bring new ideas. Together, we thrive as we shape the future of health for patients, our communities, and our people. If you want to be part of tomorrow's health today, we want to hear from you. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst is a highly visible, hands-on individual contributor responsible for building and scaling AIM28's analytics, reporting, and value-realization measurement capabilities. Reporting to the AIM28 Finance Lead, this role will design and own end-to-end data models, ETL pipelines, dashboards, and automation solutions that transform complex, fragmented data into trusted insights for executives and program leaders. In addition, this role will support other strategic projects as required. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in SQL, data modeling, BI visualization, automation, and AI-enabled analytics with strong business and finance acumen. Operating as the sole analytics builder within the AIM28 Finance team, this person will create the program's single source of truth for KPI, benefit, investment, and value-realization reporting while driving self-service analytics, reporting automation, and AI-powered insights across the AIM28 portfolio. The Senior Business Intelligence Analyst will lead the development of business intelligence, data visualization, analytics, and reporting automation for the AIM28 program and other strategic projects within U.S. Pharmaceutical Distribution (USPD). AIM28 is McKesson's AI-enabled transformation program, organized around a portfolio of Big Bets, each accountable for delivering measurable business outcomes. This role reports directly into the Sr. Director, Finance (AIM28). This role is the hands-on builder who turns Big Bet data into trusted, automated benefit and value-realization reporting for program leadership and senior executives. The source material varies: some data arrives raw and needs business logic before anyone can use it, some lives in manual files, and some is already visualized in dashboards the business teams built for themselves. You will architect an AI-ready analytics and reporting model that pairs traditional dashboards with AI capabilities such as automated narratives and conversational agents, so stakeholders can self-serve and get to insight faster. Where data is raw, you will establish the transformation logic that makes it consumable. Where reporting lives in manual files or scattered dashboards, you will integrate and standardize it into Big Bet and AIM28 program-level solutions. This is a highly visible individual contributor role. We are looking for a builder with deep SQL proficiency, strong knowledge of data design, and the visualization and storytelling skill to brief senior executives. Expect problems to show up half-defined; your job is to turn them into reliable numbers and clear answers. This role works under the direction of the AIM28 Finance Lead partnering with, Big Bet teams, the transformation office, and McKesson Technology to codify KPI definitions and benefit methodologies into governed data models. The goal is one version of the truth across the program. This is a pure individual-contributor role embedded in Finance, not a role inside a BI or data engineering organization. There is no bench of other BIEs, analytics engineers, or data engineers to hand design, build, or troubleshooting off to, you own the full stack yourself, end to end. Because the role sits in Finance rather than Technology, you should also be comfortable working fluently in financial concepts: ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, and business-case logic, gained through direct experience partnering with a business finance or FP&A team. What You'll Do Program & Big Bet reporting Design, build, and maintain the AIM28 program-level and Big Bet-level dashboards that track KPIs, benefits, investments, milestones, and value realization. These dashboards are the single source of truth for program performance. Develop executive-facing reporting for monthly Steering Committee meetings, business reviews, and leadership updates. Translate complex program data into insights leaders can act on. Reporting automation Automate recurring benefit and program reporting end to end. Replace manual, file-based processes with scheduled data flows that are validated and monitored. Find and implement automation opportunities across reporting workflows, including AI capabilities such as automated narratives and summaries that surface insights before anyone asks for them. Data engineering & transformation Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines that extract, transform, and clean large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. These pipelines power the automated Big Bet and AIM28 program-level reporting. Ingest and integrate data from Big Bet teams into harmonized, consumable datasets and data models. Sources include raw operational data, manually maintained files, and dashboards the business built for itself. Establish the business logic that converts raw source data into certified reporting. Document the logic, lineage, and metric definitions well enough that someone else could audit or maintain the work. Design semantic models and curated datasets that people consume today through dashboards and self-service, and that AI agents can consume over time. KPI & benefit frameworks Partner with the AIM28 Finance lead to codify KPI definitions and benefit-realization methodologies into governed data models, so measurement stays consistent across Big Bets. Develop and monitor the KPIs that drive business decisions. Implement data-quality checks, reconciliation, and anomaly detection to protect trust in the numbers. Deep-dive analysis & insights Conduct deep-dive analyses of KPI movements, benefit variances, and program performance questions. Identify root causes and bring conclusions and recommendations to senior leadership. Answer ad hoc analytical questions from program leadership and Big Bet teams. When sources disagree, triangulate across them to validate data fidelity. Self-service & adoption Enable governed self-service analytics for program and Big Bet stakeholders, so fewer questions turn into ad hoc requests or one-off analyses. Own delivery end to end, from requirements and solution design through build, UAT, and adoption. Work with business stakeholders, data engineering, and IT to keep solutions compliant with enterprise data standards. Continuous improvement & influence Prioritize the reporting and automation backlog by business impact and effort. Keep stakeholders current on the roadmap and the trade-offs behind it. Set the standard for analytics practice (data integrity, documentation, versioning) across Big Bet teams, and coach business analysts who build their own reporting. What You Bring A builder's mindset. You take loosely defined problems, work out the business intent behind them, and deliver working solutions end to end: requirements, data model, pipeline, dashboard, adoption. Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect data. Raw extracts, manual spreadsheets, inconsistent definitions, and shifting requirements are the starting point here, not a blocker. Business acumen and financial literacy. You understand core finance concepts, ROI, forecasting, variance-to-plan, business-case logic well enough to hold your own in a finance conversation, not just translate what finance tells you. You have worked directly with a finance or FP&A team before, and you can sit with finance and business partners, understand benefit logic and business cases, and translate between data and business needs. Comfort as a standalone technical IC. This role sits in Finance, not in a BI or data engineering organization. There is no dedicated BIE team, data engineering bench, or technical manager to lean on for design review, code review, or troubleshooting, you are the technical function for AIM28 reporting. You are comfortable being the only builder in the room and owning decisions end to end. A KPI and automation track record. You have developed and monitored KPIs that drive business decisions, and you have built automated reporting systems that replaced manual processes. Executive presence. You have experience communicating and presenting analytical results to senior leadership, in writing and in person. Ownership and judgment. You validate your own outputs, make pragmatic build-versus-reuse trade-offs, and earn trust by being right about the numbers. Organization and prioritization. You manage multiple concurrent workstreams across Big Bets without letting deliverables or timelines slip. Curiosity about AI. You are interested in applying GenAI and agents to reporting, and ideally you have already experimented with them. Technical Skills Expert SQL: complex query development, window functions, and performance tuning on large, multi-dimensional datasets from multiple sources. You write queries that need little post-processing. . click apply for full job details