Senior Data Analyst, Hardware & Supply Chain

Oura Oura · Consumer · San Francisco, CA +1 · Data Engineering & Analytics

This role is responsible for owning the analytics layer for hardware and supply chain KPIs, ensuring they are defined, computed correctly, and traceable end-to-end. The Senior Data Analyst will migrate reporting to a Databricks-based platform, build governed data products, and partner with various teams to establish a robust data foundation for executive reporting and external audits. The role also involves resolving data quality issues and driving self-service reporting adoption.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own the analytics layer for the hardware and supply chain scorecard — partner with Operations, Supply Chain, and Finance to define, document, and deliver the KPIs that show up in board and S-1 reporting (hardware revenue, units sold, sell-through, COGS, landed cost, gross margin, on-hand and in-transit inventory, warranty rate, return/RMA rate, and activation rate).
  2. Establish each hardware/SC KPI as a governed, audit-grade data product — locked definitions, single owner, data build tool (dbt) tests, full lineage from source systems, formal sign-off, and a documented change-management process.
  3. Build and own the hardware data contract and hardware — the canonical dimension that ties SKUs, components, ring generations, sizes, and finishes to every downstream sales, inventory, and activation metric.
  4. Be the analytics representative in external audit cycles — produce documentation, walk auditors through lineage, and ensure controls and traceability are reflected in how hardware and supply chain metrics are produced.
  5. Migrate hardware and supply chain reporting from legacy stacks (Snowflake + Tableau + Sheets) to our Databricks-based platform, with dbt-modeled metrics, Unity Catalog lineage, and Databricks SQL / Genie as the executive-facing surface.

Skills

Required

  • 7+ years in analytics, business intelligence, or a related data-focused role, with at least 3+ years specifically supporting Hardware, Supply Chain, Operations, Manufacturing, or Logistics.
  • Demonstrated experience building executive-level reporting for a physical-product business that is trusted by leadership and survives external scrutiny (Board, auditors, investors).
  • Deep working knowledge of hardware and supply chain data domains: units sold and sell-through, COGS and landed cost, BOM and component costing, inventory (on-hand, in-transit, days of supply), warranty and RMA/returns, manufacturing yield, and how transactional systems (NetSuite/ERP, contract-manufacturer and 3PL feeds, e-commerce platforms) flow into reported numbers.
  • Hands-on experience with demand/supply planning data and a real understanding of where the planning system ends and the data lake begins.
  • Highly fluent in SQL with experience writing complex queries for operational and financial data extraction, reconciliation, and modeling.
  • Expertise in dimensional modeling for hardware/operations reporting (conformed dimensions across SKU, product generation, channel, geo, supplier; slowly-changing

Nice to have

  • Databricks
  • dbt
  • Unity Catalog
  • Genie
  • NetSuite
  • Zuora
  • Cursor
  • Claude Code

What the JD emphasized

  • audit-grade data product
  • external audit cycles
  • traceable end-to-end
  • governed
  • audit-ready