Wand
Product Data Analyst
Remote - USA (East Coast)
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 49 days ago
PythonSQLBigQueryRESTPandasdbtData EngineeringA/B TestingAccessibilityCommunication
About the role
- You'll set the analytical bar, define the metrics frameworks the rest of the team relies on, and run the experiments that decide what ships.
- you'll focus on the analysis, the recommendation, and the decision that follows.
- When a number moves, you'll know before anyone else - and you'll know why.
Responsibilities
- We're hiring a Product Analyst to own the metrics that matter most and chase down the questions nobody else has time for.
- You'll partner with Product, Growth, Marketing, and Finance - not as a service desk, but as a peer who pushes back when the question being asked isn't the right one.
- You'll own the dashboards and definitions Product, Growth, Marketing, and Finance rely on every day.
- You'll build in Hex, document in our spec, and enforce consistent definitions across teams.
- You'll design and analyze A/B tests on product changes, pricing, onboarding, and growth initiatives.
- You'll frame the question, run the analysis, and deliver the recommendation.
Requirements
- 5 years in a Data Analyst, Product Analyst, or Business Intelligence role (excluding internships)
- A track record of moving metrics you cared about (we'll ask you to walk us through one)
- Direct communication - you can tell a leader an uncomfortable answer without burying it in caveats
Nice to have
- Degree in a quantitative field
- Hex, dbt, and Bigquery experience
- Prior growth-stage consumer software or gaming experience
- Causal inference methods (diff-in-diff, regression discontinuity, propensity matching)
- Prior work on LTV, retention, or subscription models
- We ship fast, write things down, and don't run meetings that could have been a Loom.
- You probably should, too.
- Wand is an equal opportunity employer.
Skills
- Wand makes gaming magical.
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