Data Visualization Engineer

SAIC is seeking a Data Visualization Engineer to support an SAIC Prime Program supporting the NRO in Chantilly, VA.

Note: Qualified candidates must have a current and active Top Secret/SCI with Polygraph to be considered for this role.

In this role, you'll combine hands-on Tableau expertise with systems engineering and technical advisory skills to deliver high-impact visual analytics that support mission execution and senior leader decision-making. This position is ideal for candidates who enjoy transforming complex data into actionable insights while working directly with Government stakeholders, engineers, and mission partners in a highly visible SETA environment.

Responsibilities to include

• Design, develop, and deploy new Tableau dashboards that provide mission, programmatic, and technical insights across the Ground Enterprise.
• Enhance and maintain existing dashboards, improving usability, accuracy, performance, and alignment with evolving Government priorities.
• Assess and validate data sources, ensuring data integrity, completeness, and readiness for visualization.
• Collaborate closely with Government stakeholders to gather analytic requirements and translate them into intuitive, high‑impact visualizations and data flows.
• Evaluate dashboard architecture and dependencies, providing SETA advisory recommendations to improve reliability, performance, and scalability.
• Conduct data modeling, transformation, and integration tasks to support new visualizations and analytic workflows.
• Perform testing, verification, regression checks, and quality assurance to ensure dashboards reflect accurate, mission‑aligned data.
• Document dashboard logic, data pipelines, filters, calculations, and usage patterns to maintain analytic continuity.
• Stay current with Tableau features, visualization best practices, and enterprise BI trends to guide capability enhancements.

  Recommend improvements to strengthen analytic maturity, streamline reporting processes, and support leadership decision‑making.