Marketing Data Analyst
DataikuPart Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
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Yes, this is a remote position, ideally for candidates based in México or in the PT / MT time zones, with travel expected for company offsites at least four times per year.
Candidates need a B.S. in engineering, business, finance, data analytics, computer science, or related fields, plus 2+ years in data analytics, business analysis, or credit risk management. Key skills include proficiency in SQL and Tableau, experience designing tests, structured problem-solving, strong communication, and cross-functional collaboration.
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The role involves close collaboration across marketing, credit, product, and tech teams, as well as partnering with the BI team and working cross-functionally with tech, product, credit, and business teams.
A strong candidate is passionate about using data to drive growth, excels at solving complex problems, is comfortable with technical tools like SQL and Tableau, has experience in test design and cross-functional work, and demonstrates structured problem-solving and communication skills.
Provides personalized investment strategies and services
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