Product Analytics & Decision Science Lead
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perfict globalMillbrae (CA)
Data ScientistsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Product Analytics & Decision Science Lead Location: San Francisco, CALong Term Contract Job Description:7+ years of experience in Product Analytics, Ecommerce Analytics, Decision Science, Advanced Analytics, or a related field Strong retail ecommerce experience and a deep understanding of digital customer journeys Advanced SQL skills with experience analyzing large-scale clickstream or event-level datasets Experience designing, evaluating, and interpreting website experiments Strong understanding of statistical analysis, experimentation, incrementality, and causal measurement Ability to independently frame ambiguous business questions and develop rigorous analytical approaches Experience translating complex analysis into clear business recommendations Strong communication, stakeholder management, and executive presentation skills Experience with Adobe Analytics, Customer Journey Analytics, or a comparable digital analytics platform Nice to have:Experience with Python or R for analysis Experience with Snowflake, Databricks, Big Query, or similar analytical data platforms Familiarity with advanced measurement methodologies such as synthetic controls, matched markets, difference-in-differences, propensity-based matching, or time-series intervention analysis Experience with retail merchandising, pricing, promotions, assortment, inventory, or margin analytics Experience working with large-scale customer journey and clickstream datasets Familiarity with variance-reduction methods and advanced experimentation techniques Experience supporting personalization, recommendations, search, or digital product optimization
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