Role Overview
We are seeking a Marketing Analytics Director to lead the evolution of our marketing data stack and raise the analytical rigor of the entire marketing organization. This is a critical role for a builder-practitioner who works at the intersection of Data Science, Marketing Strategy, GTM, and AI Operations.
What You Will Do
As the Marketing Analytics Director, you will be the lead architect of our data-driven growth engine, connecting high-level strategy with advanced technical execution. You will move beyond traditional reporting to build a self-sustaining marketing ecosystem, leveraging Google BigQuery, Grafana, and agentic AI to create a unified source of truth and a culture of analytical rigor.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You will be expected to engineer the underlying data schemas, design predictive models, and implement the BI frameworks that shape our global GTM strategy. We are looking for a technical expert who can translate complex data into clear executive-level direction and who proactively builds systems that prevent AI-generated noise from drowning out actual signals.
Requirements
- 8+ years in Marketing Analytics, GTM Strategy, or Data Science
- at least 2 years in a lead architect capacity (IC track or player-coach)
- mastery of SQL and Python
- deep experience architecting data environments in Google BigQuery, Snowflake, or similar warehouses
- hands-on AI fluency as a builder, not a user
- advanced proficiency in modern data stack visualization tools (Grafana, Looker, Tableau)
- proven ability to create structure in highly ambiguous environments and build target-setting frameworks from scratch
- deep familiarity with connectivity between Salesforce, marketing automation, and product-led data streams
Benefits
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)
- 30 days per annum of global annual leave policy
- 3 days of annual leave entitlement reserved for Grafana Shutdown Days
- Equal Opportunity Employer
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