Data Engineer

Responsibilities: 1. Data Mining & Predictive Analytics Analyze large-scale healthcare datasets, including EHRs, claims data, and operational databases. Apply machine learning algorithms and statistical methods to identify trends, anomalies, and patterns related to patient outcomes and healthcare delivery. Develop predictive models to forecast health risks and treatment responses for proactive care planning. Use tools such as Python (Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow) , SQL , Hadoop , Spark , and NoSQL databases . 2. Data Slicing, Dicing & OLAP Analysis Perform data segmentation based on demographics, conditions, or treatment histories to support targeted analysis. Conduct OLAP operations like drill-down, slicing and dicing to explore multi-dimensional views of healthcare data. Utilize tools such as SQL , Excel , Power BI , Tableau , and Python libraries ( Matplotlib , Seaborn ). 3. Data Visualization & Reporting Create intuitive dashboards and reports that communicate KPIs, patient outcomes, and performance metrics to various stakeholders. Design and develop visual representations (bar charts, heatmaps, flow diagrams) to make complex data accessible and actionable. Ensure clarity, accuracy, and transparency in all visual communications using tools like Power BI , Tableau , D3.js , Matplotlib , and Seaborn . Example Datasets Youll Work With: Clinical Data : EHRs, medication records, patient history. Operational Data : Facility management, staff allocation. Financial Data : Insurance claims, billing, cost metrics. Outcome Data : Patient satisfaction, readmission rates, treatment efficacy. Qualifications: Bachelors or Masters in Computer Science, Data Science, Health Informatics, Biostatistics, or a related field. 3–6 years of experience in healthcare data analytics or a related domain. Proficiency in SQL, Python, and data visualization platforms (Power BI, Tableau). Experience working with large healthcare datasets and machine learning models. Strong understanding of healthcare operations and data privacy standards (e.g., HIPAA).