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<strong>About The Role<br><br></strong>The role turns complex behavioral and transactional data into clear, actionable insight that helps clients make better decisions.<br><br>This is not a dashboard maintenance role. Analysts are expected to ask better questions, build better frameworks, and communicate findings with conviction.<br><br><strong>Key Responsibilities<br><br></strong><ul><li>Write SQL queries against large behavioral and transactional datasets to extract, clean, and reshape data for analysis and reporting</li><li>Build and maintain dashboards in Tableau or Power BI that give stakeholders clear, accurate visibility into business performance</li><li>Design and analyze A/B tests with appropriate statistical rigor; communicate results in terms of business impact, not just p-values</li><li>Automate recurring reporting workflows using Python (pandas) and SQL; eliminate manual steps that slow down the team</li><li>Conduct exploratory analysis to surface trends, anomalies, and opportunities that were not on the original question list</li><li>Present findings to business stakeholders and clients in clear written reports and structured presentations</li><li>Document data sources, metric definitions, and analytical methodologies to support team knowledge-sharing<br><br></li></ul><strong>What We Are Looking For<br><br></strong><ul><li>0–4 years of data analysis experience; internships, academic projects, and freelance work count if the work was real</li><li>SQL: you can write joins, aggregations, window functions, and subqueries without guidance</li><li>Tableau or Power BI: dashboard building and calculated fields, not just drag-and-drop charts</li><li>Python basics (pandas, matplotlib/seaborn) for data manipulation and ad hoc analysis</li><li>Foundational statistics: hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, correlation vs. causation</li><li>Clear, structured communication - your analysis is only as good as your ability to explain it</li><li>Bonus: GA4, Amplitude, Mixpanel, dbt, Redshift, or direct-to-consumer / e-commerce domain experience<br><br></li></ul><strong>Location<br><br></strong>Chicago, IL (Hybrid)<br><br><ul><li> San Francisco Bay Area</li><li> New York City</li><li> Dallas</li><li> Washington, DC</li><li> Boston</li><li> Remote</li></ul>

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