Analytics EngineerNew$180K–$240K
The opportunity
We're hiring several Analytics Engineers to embed with the functions that run the business — Finance, Product-Led Growth, People, and Partnerships.
What you'll do
Own your function's data domain end to end: define what should be measured, model it, and be accountable for the numbers when someone asks where they came from.
Build and maintain pipelines in BigQuery and Coalesce, aligned with company: data standards, certified definitions, and governance requirements.
Establish authoritative models for your domain that reconcile against the: company's certified account, usage, and revenue definitions — not a second set of numbers.
Build the dashboards your team runs the business on , and make them: trustworthy enough to replace spreadsheet exports and one-off pulls.
Contribute back to the platform: the frameworks, standards, and tooling you use are shared, and improvements you make land for everyone.
Surface problems before they're asked about: variance, anomalies, mix shifts, and completeness gaps should reach your stakeholders from you first.
What they're looking for
- + years in data analysis, analytics engineering, and/or data engineering
- Strong SQL proficiency: you can design a good schema, write your own queries, and not bog down the warehouse
- Strong visualization proficiency: you can build your team the dashboards they need so they can leverage the data for efficient decision making
- Working knowledge of data engineering: you already know how to put up a pull request, respond to code review feedback, etc.
- Strong analytical thinking: you decompose ambiguous problems, find the root cause behind a number that moved, and turn a maybe into a defensible explanation
- Clear communication with non-technical partners: you can translate system logic into terms your stakeholders can act on
- A bias toward building systems over managing processes: you treat recurring manual work as a problem to solve
- Proficiency in Python for automation, data work, and integrations