Manager of Marketing Analytics
$113,000—$164,887
ApplyManager of Marketing Analytics
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$113,000—$164,887
About the role
- Utilize data to conduct insightful analyses on major sales and marketing initiatives, operational trends, challenges, and opportunities
- Present findings to stakeholders and recommend actionable solutions for non-analytical partners including Senior Leadership
- Re-define and challenge company marketing and acquisition KPIs that are critical to achieving company and business unit goals.
- Build and maintain automated reporting and dashboards to track key metrics
- Work closely with the product and operations teams in defining tests and experimental design
- What We Look ForBachelor's or Master's degree in business, STEM, or other analytical field 2-4 years professional experience in marketing, product, strategy, or business analytics
- Prior experience in Strategy Consulting, Financial Services, or Start-up environments
- Familiarity with doing analysis in Excel and coding in SQLLooker experience is a plus
- Quick learner; willing to dive in and get their hands dirty
- Demonstrated ability to deliver results in a fast-paced environment
- Desire to work in an ambiguous environment and solve open ended problems
- Proactive; ready to take initiative to prioritize and drive projects#LI-AW1The base annual salary range is listed below.
- This role is eligible for additional incentives, including an annual bonus. Base Salary Range$113,000—$164,887 USD
- While you make a difference for others, we'll work to make a difference for you, providing an uplifting, collaborative work environment and benefits that reflect your value to us. For eligible full-time employees, we offer: Considerable employer contributions for health, dental, and vision programs
- Generous PTO, paid holidays, and paid parental leave 401(k) matching program
- Merit advancement opportunities
- Career development & training
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