Senior Product Analyst - Live Games Portfolio

Scopely•US - United States, TX

2d•$110,000 - $168,300•Remote

About The Position

Scopely is looking for an experienced Product Analyst who deeply understands the role that insight must play in effectively operating live games to help transform our decision-making culture and create lasting impact throughout the Live Games Portfolio at Scopely. You will join a team of live service specialists, partnering with our game teams, as well as the central data platform and publishing teams, to create player-centric, game-context-informed frameworks, dashboards, systems, and studies that use player and product data to focus our efforts on the most impactful performance and sustainable health of the game.

Requirements

Successful track record in an Analyst or Business Intelligence related role.
Experienced practitioner with SQL, comfortable working with large data sets.
Strong understanding of statistical concepts.
Excellent English communication skills, oral and written.
Compelling presentation skills, able to distil complex results for colleagues at all levels.
Independent thinker, working autonomously with curiosity and rigour.
Passion for continuous learning in a highly-collaborative environment.
A love or strong desire to work with video games.

Nice To Haves

Great data visualisation knowledge - Looker experience a plus.

Responsibilities

Work across multiple games to build out live reporting that better connects player experiences, development team actions, and product outcomes in ways that help the organisation share lessons across games and better understand dynamics across titles.
Develop frameworks for measuring and understanding different domains of game activity and player experience, guiding game teams so they can level up their decision-making.
Engage with game teams to understand game and player dynamics and lead projects to translate those dynamics into insights that can inform action across the wider portfolio.
Understand data pipelines and architecture and the potential for new approaches to transform how our data can inform us, building out the structures that will help us win.