# Director Analytics & Reporting at Chamber Cardio

- Company: Chamber Cardio
- What the company does: Chamber Cardio connects cardiology signals, workflows and patient context so cardiologists see the full picture, act earlier and succeed in value-based care. Backed by General Catalyst.
- Company website: https://www.chambercardio.com/
- Type: Startups
- Level: Principal and up
- Location: Remote
- Work setup: Remote
- Posted: 2026-08-26
- Apply by: 2026-10-10
- Apply: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/chambercardio/f3ed10d8-fce1-4ebc-bfc2-283a7c9336df
- Page: https://www.1752.vc/careers/jobs/chamber-cardio-director-analytics-and-reporting/

## About the role

Reporting to the Chief Technology Officer, the Director of Analytics & Reporting will build and own Chamber’s central analytics function. Chamber manages multiple value-based cardiology contracts and a growing portfolio of clinical programs, each with reporting obligations to payers, the board, and the teams responsible for day-to-day execution. Today, much of that reporting is assembled around the edges of other roles. This position brings clear ownership, structure, and consistency to that work.

## What they're looking for

- Hands on keys, every week. You build models yourself, not just assign them. At this stage, you set standards, review work, and stay close to the code
- Provider-side value-based care fluency. You have worked inside an organization accountable for performance, not just scoring it. You know what it means to get claims 60 to 90 days late and still answer this week’s operational question
- Healthcare data fluency. Fluent in claims and clinical data, including eligibility, member months, total cost of care, risk adjustment, quality measures, and utilization
- Influence without authority. The analysts you need aligned will not report to you. You earn consistency by being the fastest, most trusted path—not by policing alternatives
- Clear-eyed about AI in analytics. You use the tools heavily and know where they cannot be trusted, especially in claims data: completeness, attribution, and grain
- Judgment about sequencing. You know when a fast answer unblocks a decision and when to slow down and build it properly—and can tell the difference

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