Role Overview
The Digital Analytics engineer will be a developer on our Digital Analytics and mobile platform, supporting and growing the data and insights domain within the Economist Group.
What You Will Do
You’ll audit, build and customise Amplitude Analytics and Tealium based implementations, as well as Google Tag Manager. This includes coding, configuring, reporting, and internal training.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You’ll have interactions with stakeholders to capture tracking requirements and translate that into Technical Specifications documents for implementation. You’ll also audit existing analytics and tag manager implementations, write measurement strategy documents, configure tracking and visualize data for various clients.
Requirements
- Strong evidence of hands on javascript experience
- Experience in working with both manual and tag management analytics implementations and common troubleshooting tools
- Knowledge of Web markup and front-end Web development in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, DOM
- Experience with analytics strategies across multiple sites and apps, diverse platforms, and high-traffic sites preferred
- Ability to manage the marketing tech stack including API integrations, Marketing Landing pages, Attribution platform and Marketing Pixels
- Understanding of data privacy regulations, such as GDPR and CCPA, and their impact on data collection and reporting.
- Experience in working with AB Testing tools like Optimizely, Adobe Target etc would be an added advantage
- Knowledge of general Web best practices in SEM, SEO, and UX
- Knowledge of web development frameworks and server-side coding will be an added advantage
Benefits
- Competitive pension or 401(k) plan
- Private health insurance
- 24/7 access to counselling and wellbeing resources through our Employee Assistance Program
- Work From Anywhere program
- Generous annual and parental leave
- Dedicated days off for volunteering
- Free access to all The Economist content
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