Data Analyst
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Job description
We are looking for a passionate Data Analyst who will be joining our expanding Data team and be part of the journey to global success. You will work in a cross-functional and dynamic team and take part in all areas of analytics. Take your place among our team of gaming enthusiasts and bring out the best in yourself at Ace Games!
Responsibilities
- Dive into large-scale data to identify key insights that will inform product improvements, marketing and business strategy
- Deliver analysis results in a clear and efficient way with to-the-point inference for product and marketing teams
- Deliver your inferences from analyses to product and marketing teams in a clear and efficient way
- Build and maintain reports, dashboards and provide ad-hoc analyses to drive fast decision-making process (Looker, Google Sheets etc.)
- Work closely with those outside the data team to define data requirements and areas where data can provide value
- University degree in a related field from a reputable university
- Experience in an analytical role – preferably as a Data Analyst or Data Scientist
- Proactive mindset towards business needs with very strong analytical skills
- Excellent SQL skills with day-to-day experience in querying databases (BigQuery experience is a strong plus)
- Experience with reporting and dashboard tools, i.e. Looker, Tableau, Qlik, Power BI etc.
- Experience with ETL process (Airflow, dbt)
- Excellent communication skills
- Passion and interest in gaming
We are always looking for exceptional talent across all fields and all experience levels, to share our vision and passion. Come join us and let’s build great things together!
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