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Overview
Looking for a Product Analyst to build AI-driven analytics for an international eSIM service operating in 140+ countries. Join us to automate routine checks and monitor data quality. We are an international eSIM service operating in over 140 countries. Our analytics are built using Firebase, GTM, GA, BigQuery, and Power BI. You will understand the entire chain from frontend events to dashboards, and we aim to automate routine checks and quality monitoring using AI.
Responsibilities
- โขSupport and develop the data collection scheme (Firebase, GTM, GA, BigQuery, Power BI).
- โขAutomate analytical routines through AI: anomaly monitoring, standard slices.
- โขVerify event accuracy and assist the team with requirements for new events.
- โขWrite SQL queries, prepare data for reports, identify discrepancies.
- โขBuild dashboards in Power BI, making them user-friendly for teams.
- โขAnalyze funnels, conversions, user behavior, and provide recommendations.
Conditions
- โขRemote work, full-time, GPH (self-employed/individual entrepreneur).
- โขSalary from 160,000 to 200,000 NET (with salary review based on results).
Requirements
- โข2-4 years of experience in product or marketing analytics.
- โขHands-on experience with Firebase, GTM, GA in real work, not just tutorials.
- โขProficient in BigQuery and SQL, able to write queries independently.
- โขExperience with Power BI, capable of building reports and understanding calculation logic.
- โขAI is your daily tool, and you enjoy automation.
- โขAbility to identify issues in the Firebase โ GTM โ GA โ BigQuery โ Power BI chain without developer assistance.
- โขRemote work is your format: freedom and responsibility, promptness in Slack.
- โขDeadlines are commitments, without reminders.
- โขAttention to detail (a typo in event name can ruin weekly analytics).
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