Senior Marketing Analytics Manager
Recorded Future- Full Time
- Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates should have 4+ years of experience in marketing analytics, fluency with AI, a passion for DataCamp’s mission of data literacy, demonstrated experience in LTV estimation, attribution modeling, marketing mix modeling and marketing performance analysis, strong storytelling skills, strong problem-solving skills, and knowledge of web analytics tracking and tools like GTM, GA4, Adobe Analytics, Heap, etc. Hands-on experience with data pipelines via tools such as dbt or Airflow is required.
As a Senior Marketing Data Analyst, you will generate comprehensive reports and dashboards for marketing channel performance, providing actionable insights for optimization. You will estimate and monitor customer lifetime value (LTV) to guide marketing strategies and budget allocation. You will develop, implement, and sustain attribution and marketing mix models to link marketing tactics to both short-term and long-term business outcomes. You will conduct incrementality testing to evaluate the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and initiatives. You will collaborate closely with marketing team members, data scientists, and data engineers to align data practices and insights with business objectives. You will mentor and support team members in analytics best practices, raising the analytics IQ of the marketing team. You will develop and maintain high standards of data quality, ensuring accuracy and consistency across marketing channels.
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DataCamp is an online learning platform focused on teaching data science skills to individuals and businesses. It offers a variety of courses and learning paths that cover topics such as data analysis, machine learning, and statistics, using popular tools like R, Python, and SQL. Users can learn at their own pace through video tutorials and coding challenges, which are accessible from any web browser. For businesses, DataCamp provides customized plans to help employees improve their data skills, addressing the increasing need for data literacy in the workforce. The platform operates on a subscription model, allowing users to start learning for free but requiring a paid subscription for full access to all courses and features. DataCamp stands out from competitors by specifically targeting the data science niche and offering a comprehensive suite of resources tailored to both individual learners and organizations.