What You’ll Be Doing: We are looking for a Senior Data Analyst to help us drive data-driven insights and reporting in Product at Grow Therapy, and who will work on a variety of reporting, analytics, testing, and forecasting projects. You’ll be part of a remote-friendly team of analysts, data scientists, and engineers reporting up into our Data Analytics Manager. This role will support our Care Connections product group. Your responsibilities will include: Develop data-driven business insights and work with cross-functional partners to find opportunities and recommend prioritization of product, growth, and optimization initiatives Collaborate with data scientists and engineers to build and improve on the availability, integrity, accuracy, and reliability of data logging and data pipelines Refine ambiguous questions and generate new hypotheses about the product and business through a deep understanding of the data, our customers, and our business Build and enable others to build business critical dashboards by developing scalable datasets in close collaboration with stakeholders. Design experiments across our multi-sided marketplace and interpret the results to draw detailed and impactful conclusions. Partner with Product and Engineering to guide the development of AI features through insights, metric design, and performance evaluation. You’ll Be a Good Fit If: You have 5+ years proven experience in using analytics to tackle complex business problems that cross multiple product/project areas and teams, ideally in a high-growth, fast-paced environment. You have advanced SQL and basic Python expertise, intermediate understanding of experimental design (such as A/B experiments) and causal inference methods. You are a wizard at building business critical dashboards/data visualizations (ideally within Looker, with strong LookML expertise) You love data storytelling, creating a compelling narrative by extracting insights from data, and summarizing learnings / takeaways for executives. You enjoy communicating effectively and building relationships with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. You deeply value the importance of expanding access to mental health care. The salary range for this role is $135,000-$155,000

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