Analytics Engineer
SweedFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates should have 5+ years of experience in product analytics, analytics engineering, or a similar role. Advanced SQL and experience with dbt or similar analytics tooling are required, along with Python experience for analysis, modeling, or experimentation. A solid understanding of how to design and interpret experiments and comfort working with behavioral health, lifecycle, or time-series data are necessary. The role requires a clear communicator who works well across functions and drives alignment, and applicants must be US-based and authorized to work in the US.
The Platform Analytics Engineer will build clean, scalable data models in dbt, define core metrics ensuring they are documented, tested, and consistently applied, and analyze user behavior across onboarding, engagement, coaching, and care delivery. Responsibilities include designing and evaluating experiments to measure product impact and guide decisions, proactively identifying data issues, regressions, and emerging patterns, and collaborating with PMs and engineers on instrumentation, metric design, and measurement plans.
Monitors and treats chronic metabolic diseases
Twin Health focuses on addressing chronic metabolic diseases by targeting their root cause: damaged metabolism. The company operates in the healthcare and wellness market, specifically for individuals suffering from conditions like diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome. Twin Health uses its Whole Body Digital Twin technology, which combines sensors, artificial intelligence, and medical science to create a virtual model of the human body. This technology allows for real-time monitoring and analysis of a person's metabolic functions, enabling the creation of personalized treatment plans. Unlike its competitors, Twin Health emphasizes reversing and preventing these diseases through a subscription-based model that provides continuous support and updates. The goal of Twin Health is to effectively manage and reduce the prevalence of chronic metabolic diseases, improving the health of millions globally.