Position: Head of Data Analytics
Company: 8lab
Category: Data Analyst
Experience required: 3y
English level: pre
Published: 2023-03-01T00:00:00+02:00

We are looking for a Head of Data Analytics to join our team. 

**Responsibilities:**
⚙ Lead on reporting, analytics, and data exploration and recommend improvements. 
⚙ Create, update and edit functional and technical design specifications and solutions to meet project requirements. 
⚙ Responsible for the training and development of team members. 
⚙ Set goals and drive the overall roadmap for the business intelligence reporting team. 
⚙ Support and independent execution of tasks. 
⚙ Build, maintain, and communicate detailed reporting, dashboards, and analysis on key business metrics and challenges. 
⚙ Establish operational objectives and work plans, and delegate assignments to subordinates. 
⚙ Contribute to the development of models around predictive recommendations, marketing attribution, financial forecasts, etc to support the best decision-making within the organization. 
⚙ Translate complex analytics tasks into easily consumable outputs to guide data-driven decisions with various stakeholders. 
⚙ Develop consistent approaches and methodologies for data analysis, automate repeatable tasks and drive process efficiencies.

**Requirements:**
✔ Higher education in mathematical statistics, computer science, or engineering
✔ 3+ years of analytical reporting and data collection experience 
✔ Advanced knowledge of reporting analysis tools development; mainly Tableau and/or Microsoft Power BI 
✔ Proficient with SQL and other common programming languages
✔ Strong leadership and decision-making abilities

**What we offer:**
➡ Full time 
➡ Work remotely or in office 
➡ Flexible working hours 
➡ Competitive compensation level 
➡ Payment of vacation and sick leave 
➡ Business trips, participation in conferences 
➡ Professional growth

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