This role is responsible for owning the technical architecture and delivery priorities for Safety and Insurance data, reporting, analytics and business intelligence, aligned to functional priorities.
Responsibilities
Own the technical architecture and delivery priorities for Safety and Insurance data, reporting, analytics and business intelligence, aligned to functional priorities.
Set architecture and platform standards and sequence technical work based on business value, risk, complexity, supportability and dependencies.
Partner with domain Leads to clarify definitions, data sources, users and success criteria before build commences.
Ensure technical solutions are designed for reuse across multiple outputs rather than creating new reporting silos.
Own technical standards for semantic models, reusable measures, dashboards, access, deployment and reporting architecture.
Requirements
Nice to have: experience in business intelligence, data analytics, reporting enablement or a related technical discipline within a complex organisation
Nice to have: experience designing and operating scalable Power BI reporting environments, data models, semantic layers, reusable measures and dashboards
Nice to have: experience translating business requirements and metric definitions into sustainable technical solutions and reusable data products
Nice to have: experience establishing development standards, testing, reconciliation, documentation, lineage, release and change controls
Oversee governance of Candescent's product catalog, manage transition from disparate pricing systems to a unified model, and coordinate cross-functional processes for product lifecycle management.
Responsibilities
Govern product catalog taxonomy, hierarchy, naming conventions, standards, versioning, and lifecycle controls
Manage intake and governance workflows for new products, SKUs, rate plans, packages, bundles, and charge models
Confirm required inputs, approvals, and documentation before changes advance
Maintain decision records, approval history, and audit-ready evidence
Establish approval/escalation paths for routine, material, and exception changes
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Business, Product Management, Finance, Information Systems, or related field
Develop early-career scientists into qualified Quality Control analysts for biologic products, completing structured training and supporting various testing activities.
Compensation
Hourly rate, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. May have occasional weekend or night shifts
Responsibilities
Complete the assigned training curriculum, laboratory rotations, and method qualifications
Perform physicochemical, biochemical, bioassay, and residual-impurity testing
Support in-process, release, stability, characterization, comparability, and other product-testing activities
Review test records, calculations, chromatograms, electropherograms, plate data, assay controls, and supporting documentation
Support analytical method transfer, qualification, validation, verification, and lifecycle activities
Requirements
Associate or bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chemical Engineering, or a related scientific discipline
Nice to have: Experience with one or more methods or platforms listed in the technical training scope
Nice to have: Experience supporting biologics testing
Nice to have: clinical or commercial manufacturing