Director, Data Analytics
$400,000 to $500,000 annually
ApplyDirector, Data Analytics
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$400,000 to $500,000 annually
About the role
- Lead, hire, and develop a team of embedded analysts and data scientists across growth, product, markets, finance, risk, and institutional
- Own the analytical standard including what makes an analysis rigorous, decision-ready, and honest about its assumptions
- Partner with business leaders to set each function's analytical agenda, so your team works on what matters rather than on what was asked most loudly
- Protect the embedded model. Analysts own outcomes inside their teams, not staffing a ticket queue
- Build shared craft across a distributed team through review practices, experimentation standards, and a way for good work to travel between verticals
- Partner with data platform leadership on the metrics layer, so definitions stay consistent and recurring analyses graduate into modeled datasets instead of living in notebooks
- Own the analytics leadership sees, including company-level reporting and the numbers that go to the board and to investors
- Develop analysts into senior individual contributors and future leads, and be straight with people about where they stand
- 10+ years in analytics or data science, including 4+ years managing analysts or scientists
- Expert SQL, and enough statistical grounding to review an experiment design or a causal claim and catch what is wrong with itExperience running an embedded or matrixed analytics team, and a clear point of view on where that model breaks down
- Credibility with senior business stakeholders — you can push back on an executive with evidence and keep the relationship intact
- A track record of developing analysts, including promoting people and managing others out when it was the right call
- Strong prioritization instincts across functions with genuinely competing demands and no obvious tiebreaker
- A hiring track record — you have built a team, not only inherited one
- Competitive salary & equity
- Unlimited PTOFull Health, Vision, & Dental coverage 401k match
- Hardware setup: new MacBook Pro, big display, & accessories
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