Marketing Data Analyst
RoadieFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in engineering, business, finance, data analytics, computer science, or mathematics/economics. A minimum of 2 years of experience in data analytics, business analysis, or credit risk management is required, along with proven experience in designing and interpreting tests. Proficiency in SQL and Tableau is essential, and candidates should be comfortable learning new analytical tools and methods. Experience working cross-functionally with tech, product, credit, and business teams is also necessary. Preferred qualifications include experience with digital marketing metrics and tools, Python proficiency, and experience in a bank or fintech setting within credit or marketing analytics.
The Growth Analytics Manager will analyze user acquisition efforts, conversion funnels, customer retention, and ROAS, identifying insights for performance optimization. They will collaborate with product and engineering teams to enhance funnel conversion rates and design/execute tests to measure strategy effectiveness. The role involves exploring and implementing marketing technologies for improved channel attribution, conducting market and competitive analysis, and influencing marketing budget allocation based on data. Responsibilities also include building automated systems and dashboards for business performance monitoring and collaborating with the BI team to ensure data quality.
Provides personalized investment strategies and services
Arta Finance provides tailored investment solutions for a variety of clients, including individual investors and institutional entities. The company focuses on creating personalized investment strategies that align with the specific financial and tax needs of its clients. Revenue is generated primarily through management fees for overseeing investment portfolios and transaction fees for executing trades. Arta Finance promotes a client-centric approach, encouraging clients to evaluate investment opportunities based on their own objectives and risk tolerance. While the company offers expert advice, it does not guarantee the success of its strategies, emphasizing the risks involved in investing. Additionally, it advises clients to consult tax professionals to consider tax implications before making investment decisions.