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About the Role

The New York Times is seeking an Analyst to join us on our Enterprise Analytics team within the Data and Insights Group (DIG). This is a collaborative role where you'll partner with teams across DIG, Product and Strategy to develop cross-mission alignment and standardization of reporting metrics that informs both team level and enterprise level strategy. You will also partner with our Data Platforms and engineering teams to develop high quality data systems and pipelines that support centralized reporting needs across the organization. You will report to the Senior Manager, Enterprise Analytics.

Responsibilities:

• You will develop a holistic view of business performance by connecting Audience, Engagement & Growth insights and deliver actionable recommendations to leadership

• You will collaborate with a range of DIG partners including analysts, engineers, project managers and operationalists on projects and analyses that span multiple missions

• You will work with the Strategy team to develop external reporting shared with the Board and Wall Street, serving as a single source of audience insight on enterprise health

• You will build and support centralized reporting on enterprise metrics to be used across missions, with a view to democratize data and insights through skillful data pipelining and use of visualization tools

• You will support efforts to improve the efficiency and accessibility of enterprise data used by analysts and non-analysts across the organization

Basic Qualifications:

• 1+ years of experience working with data teams to deliver reporting and analysis OR a quantitative degree or certification.

• Proficiency in SQL and experience working with relational databases

• 1+ years of experience in tools such as Mode, Looker, Tableau, Airflow, or github

Preferred Qualifications:

• 1+ years of experience with subscriber or product engagement metrics

• Degree in economics, stats/mathematics, or computer science

• 1+ years of experience working in big data environments such as BigQuery or dbt

• Python or R experience

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