Global Analytics Strategy & Ops Leader

Socket.dev; Austin (OR); On-site; USD 135,000 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) eligibility

Parental leave

Medical benefits

Job summary

eBay seeks a Strategy & Operations Lead to partner with Global Analytics leadership, shaping priorities, rhythms, and executive communications. You will translate analytics work into compelling narratives, prepare materials for senior forums, and scale AI solutions across the organization.

The role requires 8–10+ years in strategy or analytics, and you will drive cross‑functional alignment, build roadmaps, and measure impact while communicating clearly to executives.

Qualifications

• 8–10+ years in strategy, business operations, analytics, or consulting with a data‑driven or technology‑forward environment.
• Strong executive presence and ability to develop C‑Suite ready presentations.
• Ability to influence, build trust, and partner across regions, cultures, functions, and levels.

Responsibilities

• Support the Global Analytics leadership in shaping priorities and operating rhythms.
• Translate complex analytics and AI initiatives into clear executive narratives and decision materials.
• Develop roadmaps, prioritize initiatives, and drive measurable business outcomes across the organization.
• Elevate analytics adoption by communicating impact, success stories, and best practices across teams.

Skills

Executive communication

Strategic thinking

Cross-functional collaboration

Analytics proficiency

KPIs and dashboards

AI/ML fluency

Storytelling

Job description

eBay seeks a Strategy & Operations Lead to partner with Global Analytics leadership, shaping priorities, rhythms, and executive communications. You will translate analytics work into compelling narratives, prepare materials for senior forums, and scale AI solutions across the organization.

The role requires 8–10+ years in strategy or analytics, and you will drive cross‑functional alignment, build roadmaps, and measure impact while communicating clearly to executives.