Snowflake+Cortex+Data Quality & Governance - Senior Manager

Overview

Senior Manager leading client-facing data engineering work focused on designing and building data platforms, pipelines, and transformation solutions within PwC's Advisory practice, with a focus on Snowflake, Cortex, data quality, and governance.

What you'll do

• Lead Snowflake and Cortex data quality and governance initiatives across client data modernization programs
• Design data quality controls, validation rules, and lineage practices across cloud data platforms
• Develop data governance frameworks that support secure, compliant, and well-managed data use
• Advise clients on Snowflake architecture, Cortex capabilities, and data engineering tradeoffs for modernization efforts
• Guide teams through complex data integration, transformation, and pipeline delivery activities
• Review data models, warehouse structures, and performance tuning opportunities to improve platform usage
• Coordinate technical issue resolution across data engineering, analytics, and governance workstreams
• Coach team members on data quality methods, governance standards, and delivery approaches across engagements

What you'll need

• At least a Bachelor's degree
• At least 13+ years of experience
• Oral and written proficiency in English

Nice to have

• Preference for at least one of the following fields of study: Management Information Systems, Computer and Information Science, Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, Mathematical Statistics
• Demonstrating Snowflake and Cortex implementation across data governance initiatives
• Applying data quality controls across modern cloud data platforms
• Crafting executive-ready narratives for client stakeholders and steering committees
• Directing cross-functional teams through ambiguous delivery challenges and dependencies
• Translating systems thinking into data architecture, quality, and governance improvements
• Coaching teams on technical standards, issue resolution, and escalation decisions