Analytics Lead

Novig

1d•Onsite

About The Position

At Novig, data directly shapes the product — what we ship, what we measure, and the calls we make about what comes next. As an Analytics Lead, you'll partner with our Head of Analytics to build the foundation — strategically and tactically — shaping our analytics roadmap, bringing structure to open questions, and helping the team make sharper, faster decisions. You'll help define what analytics looks like at Novig long-term: working with Operations, Engineering, Marketing, Product, and Design to build the data models, pipelines, and dashboards our team runs on and surface the insights behind the decisions we make.

Requirements

Have 3-7 years on the job: You've shipped real work at an early-stage or fast-paced company where you owned analytics end-to-end.

Responsibilities

Drive strategy and action: Guide the team to interpret data and act on it. Write clear documentation, set the standards, and lead by example in driving evidence-based decisions.
Build, don't just maintain: You take pride in designing clean, scalable systems from scratch, and you're excited to take end-to-end ownership — filling gaps, creating structure, and becoming the go-to person others rely on for clarity.
Run a modern, AI-native stack: You write clean, performant SQL/dbt and are at home across the analytics stack. You think probabilistically — comfortable with experimentation, distributions, and the math behind sound analysis — and you use AI fluently in your data work.
Lead the analyses that matter: Partner closely with stakeholders across the team to proactively identify and lead the analyses that answer strategic questions, uncover growth and efficiency levers, and shape team priorities and roadmaps.
Engineer the data foundation: Partner with Engineering to design, validate, and optimize pipelines — ensuring our data infrastructure is accurate, scalable, and the trusted single source of truth.
Communicate complex ideas with clarity: You distill deep analysis into crisp, actionable takeaways, whether writing a Notion doc or presenting to leadership, and you earn trust across cross-functional teams by speaking the language of both operations and engineering.