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We are building a cloud-native data platform that ingests, governs, and serves data to teams across the company. We are looking for a Senior Data Analyst who can turn that data into clear, trustworthy answers — and document it well enough that others can reuse the work. You will sit close to the platform and its consumers, analyzing data to drive decisions while writing the queries, definitions, and guides that make the platform easier for everyone to use.
This role blends deep analytical work with strong technical writing. You will not only produce analysis, you will document data sources, metrics, and how-to guidance so that self-service actually works. We move fast and use AI as a normal part of the job, so we want someone who reaches for those tools to raise the quality and speed of their work.
Analysis that stakeholders act on, delivered accurately and on time.
A well-documented, trusted set of metrics and data sources that others reuse.
Growth in self-service — teams answering their own questions from your guides and queries.
Faster, higher-quality output through effective use of AI tools.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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