Numbers don't lie, but in a two-continent business they get told a lot of different ways. You make the US run on one set of facts — building the reporting, owning the metric definitions, and being the honest broker between US and HQ, trusted because you've got no skin in the game beyond the truth. What you'll own Reporting & dashboards: build and maintain the US reporting layer across our stack — Amplitude and Tableau today, migrating to Lightdash, plus the marketing, lifecycle, and support tools we run (e.g. Google Data Studio, Braze, Zendesk, or their equivalents), so every team has one trusted place to see how the US is performing. Unbiased analytics: deliver the honest read, including the bad news. You're the umpire, not an advocate. When a channel isn't working, or the data can't yet support a spend decision, you say so plainly and show your work. US data separation & instrumentation: be the practical driver of separating US data from EU — currently a known, unresolved blocker — and stand up the US-specific signals that matter. HQ ⟷ US glue: be the data bridge between the US and HQ (Data, Growth, Revenue Management, Finance). Translate US needs into clean HQ data requests, surface what the US is seeing, and turn shared numbers into prioritized, agreed actions. Decision support: turn the weekly trading rhythm into decisions. What you'll be measured on Adoption and trust of US reporting: do the teams actually run on one source of truth? Metric consistency Time-to-insight on key business questions and the speed/quality of the weekly read. Progress on US data maturity. Quality of decision support into WBR / QBR / ExCo / board prep.
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