Decision Science Manager
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
Decision Science Manager
Posted today
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Leading a team of decision scientists, the full-time salaried Decision Science Manager will oversee strategic analyses for the Enterprise area, focusing on performance marketing, candidate quality signals, and cross-functional partnerships, while working in a hybrid environment.
Key responsibilities:
Manage and develop a team of decision scientists, setting clear expectations and aligning projects with company goals
Lead technical analyses and establish methodological standards, ensuring the right level of rigor for decision-making
Own the decision science agenda for the Enterprise area, partnering with stakeholders to define analytical priorities and evaluate initiatives
Required qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field such as mathematics, statistics, or economics
6+ years of analytics or data science experience in a product or tech environment
1+ years of people management experience with responsibility for performance and career development
Experience with A/B testing and causal inference methods in low-data situations
Strong business acumen with the ability to connect data analysis to measurable business outcomes
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