Remote Senior Data Analyst

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grabjobsMesa (AZ)

Data Warehousing SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

About the RoleYou'll join a data analytics team focused on reporting and insights for a B2B AdTech client, translating data into actionable guidance for customer success, product, and engineering stakeholders.What You'll DoBuild dashboards, reports, and visualizations to help clients understand their data and make data-driven decisions.Define KPIs and learning plans aligned with customer marketing objectives and measurement initiatives.Design analytics systems and tooling to enable scalable analysis across multiple use cases and verticals.Work hands-on with customer data to surface insights and identify opportunities for optimization.Develop observational analytics approaches, including multi-dimensional data exploration and experimental methods.Gather requirements from stakeholders, communicate findings, and maintain strong client relationships.Present insights to both business and technical audiences, translating complex analyses clearly.Collaborate with product and engineering to inform new measurement offerings and product improvements.What We're Looking For9+ years of analytics or data science experience with expertise in measurement and attribution.Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field (e.g., Statistics, Economics, Engineering, Computer Science).Strong SQL and Python skills; proficient in Excel for data analysis.Experience creating and presenting dashboards with tools such as Metabase, Tableau, and Looker.Solid data modeling fundamentals and ability to explain complex concepts to diverse audiences.AdTech industry experience is required; familiarity with TV measurement is a plus.Excellent client-facing communication and ability to manage multiple projects with high quality deliverables.Compensation & BenefitsSalary: USD 135,200+ annually. Visa sponsorship is not available.LocationRemote-friendly with primary location in the United States (Little Rock, AR); must be available during Pacific Time business hours.

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