Lead, Advanced Analytics, Community SupportPosted today$164K

Remote · United StatesHospitality

The opportunity

Airbnb was born in 2007 when two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home, and has since grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed over 2 billion guest arrivals in almost every country across the globe. Every day, hosts offer unique stays and experiences…

What you'll do

  • Data thought partner to product and business leaders across teams through: providing insights, recommendations, and enabling data informed decisions

  • Drive day to day analytics and create scalable data tools

  • Identify pain points in customer support operations and work with product: leadership to improve experiences for our guest, host and agent community

  • You are passionate about solving complex problems within the Community: support domain with data & insights; adding a new perspective to existing solutions and making business decisions based on careful and thoughtful analysis

  • You are highly proficient in building and analyzing analytical frameworks,: statistical models and experimentation methods to establish and communicate causal relationships

  • You are a storyteller who uses complex data and insights to frame narratives to bring others along the journey

What they're looking for

  • Lead and drive data-driven roadmaps for the CS working groups. Recommend: actionable solutions backed by data and metrics to product problems, with the ability to effectively communicate with Product, Operations & Engineering managers of varying technical levels
  • Build the business insights & reporting platform to detect and support the: driving efficacy and efficiency of behaviors and product interfaces and processes across CS platform and contact center network
  • Perform data modeling of the various entities and using tools & frameworks: for optimizing community and agent experiences
  • Defining and evaluating key metrics in an unstructured problem space: including measurement of new product launches. Communicating a robust understanding of what moves these metrics and why