Product Analyst (W2 Contract only/ No 3rd Parties)

Posted 2 days ago

cbtsDenver (CO)

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Mid

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$38/hr

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About the role

Role: Product Analyst II
Location: Denver, CO (Onsite)
Pay Rate: $38/hr on W2 Contract
Role Overview: Seeking a Product Analyst to support data product strategy, analytics, audience activation, measurement, and data-driven business solutions. The role will partner with Product, Data Engineering, Marketing, Research, Ad Tech, Privacy, and other teams to build scalable, privacy-compliant data products and workflows.
Key Responsibilities: Develop and enhance data products supporting audience targeting, activation, measurement, attribution, and advertising. Translate business requirements into scalable data solutions and define product requirements and success metrics. Analyze data using SQL and Python to identify trends, discrepancies, and root causes. Support data governance, quality assurance, validation, and privacy compliance. Build measurement and attribution frameworks to connect campaigns with business outcomes. Work with identity, audience, device graph, clean room, and measurement platforms. Collaborate with internal teams and external technology/data partners on integrations and new capabilities. Automate workflows and leverage AI/ML technologies to improve efficiency and decision-making. Create data visualizations and communicate analytical insights to business stakeholders.
Required Skills: 3+ years of experience in technology, data analytics, advertising technology, media, or product strategy. Strong SQL and Python skills. Experience with data manipulation, analytics, and statistical concepts. Experience with Tableau, Looker, or similar visualization/analytics tools. Knowledge of data warehousing and cloud/data platforms such as AWS, Snowflake, or Databricks. Experience with data quality, governance, and privacy practices. Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder management skills. Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment. Bachelor's degree in Data Science, Computer Science, Mathematics, Information Systems, IT, or related field.

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