Managed Services - Data, Analytics & AI - Director

PricewaterhouseCoopers•Atlanta, NE
•$155,000 - $410,000

About The Position

As a Managed Services - Data, Analytics & AI Director, you will lead client work that turns data into practical insight, supports better decisions, and shapes analytics solutions to improve business performance within PwC’s Data and Analytics practice. You will set strategic direction, drive business growth, cultivate executive-level client relationships, and guide teams in developing new ideas, solutions, and structures, while keeping quality, integrity, inclusion, and a commercial mindset at the center of the work. You will oversee multiple workstreams, translate business needs into analytics and AI services, and help clients use data to identify opportunities, improve operations, and strengthen decision-making across managed services. The position requires at least a bachelor’s degree and nine years of experience. A range of fields of study is preferred, including accounting, analytics/data science, biology/biomedical sciences, business administration/management, computer science/information systems, economics, engineering, finance, financial mathematics/quantitative finance, health administration/public health, mathematics/statistics, operations/supply chain, project/technology management, risk management/insurance, and science. Travel may be required up to 60%. The salary range is $155,000–$410,000, with actual compensation depending on skills, experience, qualifications, location, and applicable employment laws. Hired individuals are eligible for an annual discretionary bonus. PwC offers benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, 401(k), holiday pay, vacation, and personal and family sick leave. PwC is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

  • At least a bachelor’s degree.
  • At least 9 years of experience.

Nice To Haves

  • Preference for study in one or more of these fields: Accounting, Analytics/Data Science, Biology/Biomedical Sciences, Business Administration/Management, Computer Science/Information Systems, Economics, Engineering, Finance, Financial Mathematics/Quantitative Finance, Health Administration/Public Health, Mathematics/Statistics, Operations/Supply Chain, Project/Technology Management, Risk Management/Insurance, or Science.
  • Demonstrating executive-level client relationship building across data and AI services.
  • Developing managed services strategies for analytics transformation and growth.
  • Leading data, analytics, and AI thought leadership for clients.
  • Translating market insights into new service opportunities.
  • Mentoring leaders through complex, multi-project delivery.
  • Balancing technical direction, commercial priorities, and team development.

Responsibilities

  • Set strategic direction for data, analytics, and AI managed services engagements across client portfolios.
  • Lead business development activities by identifying growth opportunities and shaping pursuit strategies.
  • Translate client business goals into data and analytics solutions that improve decision-making and operational performance.
  • Oversee multiple workstreams spanning data architecture, data pipeline development, reporting, and dashboard delivery.
  • Direct the use of analytics tools, AI capabilities, and data visualization methods to produce actionable insights.
  • Guide client discussions on data quality, governance, and reporting needs while managing senior stakeholder expectations.
  • Drive development of innovative service offerings, thought leadership, and market-differentiated solutions.
  • Mentor and develop team members while promoting effective use of technology and data skills across engagements.
  • Validate adherence to firm policies, professional standards, code of conduct, and independence requirements.

Benefits

  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • 401(k)
  • Holiday pay
  • Vacation
  • Personal and family sick leave
  • Annual discretionary bonus
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