Position: Game Data Analyst (freelance)
Company: Room 8 Studio
Category: Data Analyst
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

We are looking for freelance Game Data Analyst who can help us with a project (10-12 hours/week)

**The next great challenge is coming:**
As a Game Data Analyst, you will create actionable insights from the data we collect that directly helps the team to develop a better gaming experience.
Through a deep understanding of our player’s behavior, you’ll work on building dashboards and reports that ultimately lead to a world-class game experience our players cherish.

**Superpowers you have:**
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English,
2+ years of experience on a similar position,
Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, statistics, computer science, or economics; or a graduate degree in data science or business analytics,
Knowledge of SQL (e.g., window functions) and other scripting languages (like R, Python, etc.),
Ability to take ownership of the game's data, KPIs & Forecasts,
Ability to consume large complex data sets and formulate meaningful conclusions,
Experience in A/B testing and ability to calculate statistical significance within a big data context (Bootstrapping, permutation testing).

**You’re a rockstar if you have:**
Passion for Mobile, F2P, or casual games.

**Responsibilities:**
Own, design, and document the game instrumentation (trackers, triggers, and parameters),
Design, formulate hypotheses and run A/B tests to define the most optimal game configurations (UX, balancing, or mechanics),
Design and create reports for the different stakeholders: product owner, designers, marketing, etc. (ad hoc and automated reports, dashboards, etc.),
Support the development team in their day-to-day tasks,
Support the Head of Production to implement the data analytic pipeline in the Game Division: tools (reporting), pipelines, and documentation,
Collaborate with other data analysts and data engineers to improve the internal pipeline and tools.