Marketing Analytics Manager at Strava

San Francisco, California, United States

Strava Logo
Not SpecifiedCompensation
Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Technology, FitnessIndustries

Requirements

  • 5+ years of full-time experience in analytics, data science, or a related quantitative domain
  • 2+ years of experience leading high-functioning analytics teams
  • Highly proficient with SQL
  • Experience with Business Intelligence tools (e.g., Tableau)
  • Experience with experimentation and statistical methods (e.g., time-series modeling, econometric methods) for estimating incremental impact of marketing campaigns
  • Hands-on experience with statistical programming languages (e.g., R, Python)
  • Understanding of data pipeline concepts (e.g., ETL, scripting common analysis workflows)

Responsibilities

  • Lead a team of data analysts to support the diverse needs of a global marketing organization
  • Drive strategic analytics initiatives to improve the efficiency and impact of Strava’s community and subscription product growth
  • Establish a learning agenda to create a foundation for robust marketing and product strategies
  • Partner with product and marketing teams to design and interpret A/B tests to drive explainable subscription and user retention outcomes
  • Collaborate with the broader data community at Strava (Data Science, Machine Learning, Data Platform, etc.) to collectively improve our technological craftsmanship
  • Contribute hands-on to marketing analytics projects, collaborating with the Growth Marketing team
  • Focus on scalability, build reusable data sets, and design self-service tools to empower collaborators

Skills

SQL
Tableau
Python
R
ETL
A/B Testing
Time-Series Modeling
Econometrics

Strava

Fitness tracking and social networking platform

About Strava

Strava is a digital platform that allows athletes and fitness enthusiasts to record, track, and analyze their physical activities, offering metrics like speed, pace, and distance. It operates on a freemium model, providing basic services for free while charging for premium features such as advanced training plans and detailed activity breakdowns. Strava distinguishes itself from competitors through its social networking aspect, enabling users to share activities and connect with others, fostering a supportive community. The goal of Strava is to enhance the fitness experience by providing valuable performance insights and encouraging community engagement.

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2009Year Founded
$147.3MTotal Funding
SERIES_FCompany Stage
Consumer Software, Social ImpactIndustries
501-1,000Employees

Benefits

100% company paid benefits for employees and families
Flexible paid time off
$2,000 annual professional development stipend
Paid time off for volunteering
401(k) Plan with company matching
$1000 annual gear stipend
$500 annual gym reimbursement
Onsite fitness rooms with showers, lockers, and towel service
Weekly team workouts
Free yoga classes
Secure bike storage
Twice weekly dinner for those working late
Monthly happy hours
Dog days
Cell phone reimbursement
Snacks & stocked kitchens

Risks

Increased competition from evolving fitness apps may attract users away from Strava.
Over-reliance on partnerships like Apple Fitness may not ensure long-term growth.
Integration with third-party apps could lead to data privacy concerns affecting user trust.

Differentiation

Strava combines fitness tracking with social networking, fostering a unique community experience.
The platform offers a freemium model, attracting a wide range of users globally.
Strava's compatibility with most GPS devices enhances its accessibility and user base.

Upsides

Partnership with Apple Fitness+ expands Strava's reach and user engagement.
Integration with Mibro Fit enhances user experience and social connectivity.
Growing trend of virtual fitness challenges aligns with Strava's community-driven events.

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