Data Analyst-III (Data & Analytics Contractor, Digital Ordering)

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Job Title:Data Analyst-III (Data & Analytics Contractor - Digital Ordering) Client:DoorDash Location:Remote About the Role DoorDash is seeking a Data & Analytics Contractor to support the Digital Ordering team in launching large restaurant chains on DoorDash-built websites and mobile apps. This role ensures that every launch is measurable, high-quality, and optimized for growth by providing clear, accurate reporting and insights. The contractor will be responsible for building, maintaining, and improving the dashboards, data pipelines, and quality-monitoring processes that track performance across restaurant partners.This includes generating weekly quality reports, identifying anomalies, surfacing store-level insights, and helping cross-functional teams troubleshoot data issues or experiment setups that prevent accurate measurement. Key Responsibilities Reporting & Dashboard Development • Build and maintain dashboards that provide visibility into Digital Ordering launch performance. • Develop and manage the underlying data sources required to support accurate reporting. • Produce recurring (e.g., weekly) quality readouts and performance summaries for internal teams. Analysis & Insights • Investigate data anomalies and identify restaurant-level trends or issues. • Conduct deep-dive analyses to distinguish meaningful insights from noise. • Partner with Product, Engineering, and Business teams to interpret results and guide decisions. Cross-Functional Support • Troubleshoot experiment or data setup issues that could impact measurement accuracy. • Provide analytical support during large partner launches and post-launch optimization. Required Skills (Fully Independent) • Strong SQL proficiency with the ability to write optimized, scalable queries. • Dashboard development experience, including designing data models that support reporting. • Strong product and business intuition, with the ability to partner effectively with Product, Engineering, and Business teams. • Demonstrated ability to perform deep-dive analysis and distinguish true insights from noise. Preferred Skills (Manager Support Available) • Experience with A/B testing and experimentation methods (design, analysis, interpretation). • Ability to translate open-ended business questions into measurable hypotheses. • Strong analytical judgment to evaluate results and present actionable recommendations.

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