Data Analyst(UNPAID)
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Job description
Data Analyst – Holiday World
Location: Remote (USA) — Office in Colorado Springs, CO
Type: Internship / Early-Career Role
Company: Holiday World / Holiday Channel
About Holiday World
Holiday World is a digital media and entertainment company building the world’s first ALL THINGS
HOLIDAY platform. With over 110K users, we deliver meaningful, inclusive, data-driven experiences
celebrating culture, tradition, and joy.
About the Role
We are seeking a detail-oriented Data Analyst to support analytics, decision-making, and product
evolution. You will analyze, clean, and visualize data across our entertainment and marketplace
ecosystems.
What You’ll Do
• Analyze structured & unstructured datasets
• Clean, validate, and transform data for accuracy
• Build dashboards and KPI reports
• Conduct trend analysis, segmentation & cohort studies
• Perform A/B testing and behavioral analysis
• Present insights clearly to cross-functional teams
• Improve data pipelines and data quality
• Support forecasting, experimentation & analytics documentation
What You’ll Bring
• Strong SQL, Excel/Sheets, and data visualization (Power BI, Tableau, Looker)
• Ability to analyze large datasets and identify trends
• Understanding of statistics and experimentation
• Familiarity with Python or R
• Strong communication skills
• Detail-oriented mindset with quality assurance focus
- Ability to work in a fast-paced startup environment
What Helps You Stand Out
• Experience with Mixpanel, Amplitude, GA4
• Knowledge of ETL, warehousing, or modeling
• Exposure to predictive modeling or ML
• Automated reporting experience
Why Join Us
• Immediate impact on a platform with 110K+ users
• Caring, fun, execution-focused culture
• Remote-first flexibility
• Opportunity to grow with a scaling startup
• F-1 OPT sponsorship available
Originally posted on Himalayas
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