Analytics Business Partner — Cross-Functional Strategy & M&A

Cribl; Columbus (OH); Remote; USD 190,000 - 255,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

Paid holidays

Paid time off

Fertility benefit

401(k)

Equity

Job summary

Cribl, the AI-era telemetry platform, seeks an Analytics Business Partner to close the gap between new products or customers and our data/reporting models. You’ll report to the VP of Data & Analytics within Cribl's Business Operations, working across functions to translate ambiguous events into clear data requirements.

This strategic role demands WS across GTM, Finance, Product, and IT, driving definitions, data models, and reporting that scale with company growth.

Qualifications

• 8+ years in management consulting, in-house strategy, business operations, or business analytics.
• Fluency across GTM, Finance, Product, and other functions.
• Ability to join multiple tables, write a CTE, and get the aggregation grain right.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and drive the solution for non-routine events across teams.
• Lead post‑deal integration of acquired companies and map products/customers to reporting models.
• Define success metrics with Product and ensure tracking post-launch.
• Keep execution moving across Data & Analytics, sequencing handoffs and avoiding gaps.
• Stand up the Business Intelligence Council to align measures and hierarchies across functions.
• Maintain visibility of GTM, Finance, Product and other ops to shape data work before scoping.

Skills

Management consulting

Business analytics

Cross-functional collaboration

Analytical storytelling

Job description

Cribl, the AI-era telemetry platform, seeks an Analytics Business Partner to close the gap between new products or customers and our data/reporting models. You’ll report to the VP of Data & Analytics within Cribl's Business Operations, working across functions to translate ambiguous events into clear data requirements.

This strategic role demands WS across GTM, Finance, Product, and IT, driving definitions, data models, and reporting that scale with company growth.