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Product Analytics Director

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chaptrManhattan (NY)

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Product Analytics Director Lead analytics at a scaling US consumer fintech$250k-$325k + equity + bonus New York (Manhattan office) This is an exciting opportunity to take the top analytics seat at one of the US’s fastest-growing consumer fintechs. They’ve raised close to half a billion dollars, are valued well over $1bn, and have grown revenue by more than 50% a year for several years running. Millions of members rely on their app for banking, and the business is heading towards profitability. You’ll lead an analytics organisation embedded across every major part of the business, inside a wider data function of 30+ people. You’ll own the standards for how the company tests, measures and makes decisions, and you’ll be the voice in the room when the biggest calls are made. What they need from you 10+ years in analytics, much of it in high-growth consumer businesses Experience leading leaders and scaling analytics teams embedded in the business Strong technical foundations and ability to still get involved when needed Deep experimentation expertise, from test design to statistical rigour A track record of using data to shape strategy at the executive level If you want to own how a $1bn+ fintech uses data to make its biggest decisions, then please apply now!

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