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Role Title: Google Analytics Specialist
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
We are engaging Google Analytics Specialists to support a customer project focused on completing and documenting real-world workflows within Google Analytics. In this role, you’ll use your hands-on Google Analytics experience to complete realistic analytics workflows and contribute high-quality interaction data that supports the development of next-generation AI systems.
Complete assigned workflows and tasks within Google Analytics using your practical analytics experience.
Navigate Google Analytics features related to reports, traffic, users, events, conversions, and engagement metrics.
Complete common workflows involving data analysis, reporting, audience insights, traffic analysis, and performance measurement.
Create and review reports and explore analytics data based on provided workflow instructions.
Record your screen while completing assigned workflows and clearly demonstrate the steps taken.
Create realistic prompts and detailed rubrics based on completed workflows.
Document workflow steps and clearly explain the Google Analytics tools, features, and actions used.
Review task outputs for accuracy and alignment with project guidelines.
Follow project instructions and quality standards while working independently in a remote environment.
Strong hands-on experience using Google Analytics, preferably GA4, in a professional or project-based environment.
Prior Human Data experience, such as data annotation, labeling, RLHF, AI response evaluation, model evaluation, or similar work.
Current access to Google Analytics and ability to use the platform independently.
Comfortable recording and sharing your screen while completing Google Analytics workflows.
Experience with web analytics, reporting, traffic analysis, events, conversions, or digital marketing analytics.
Familiarity with digital marketing metrics and performance reporting is a plus.
Strong attention to detail and ability to clearly explain analytics workflows.
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